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Number of workforce management employees

  • This topic has 6 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 20 years, 2 months ago by difference Supervisor – WFM em.
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  • #15930
    Juan Adarve
    Guest

    Hello!
    I´d like to know a relation between CSR´s and
    employees of a workforce management team in Call Centers that have a workforce management system.
    Thanks for the answer.

    #15931
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Please clarify… what are you looking for again?

    D

    #15932
    WFM Manager
    Guest

    We currently operate 2 300-350 seat call centers. The ratio that we use is 1 WFM person to every 100 people. In visiting with consultants this is a pretty good ratio depending on their individual responsibilities.

    #15933
    Juan Adarve
    Guest

    I explain my question:
    We have aprox 2000 seats and 12 people working in WFM. That is a relation of 137 seats (180 people)for each WFM employee. We dont have a WFM system. I think we have less WFM people than is recommended.
    But what is recomended? What is the value of this relation in other Call Centers?

    #15934
    Gideon
    Guest

    Please what is the Difference between a call center supervisor and a workforce management employee/Analyst

    #15935
    Anonymous
    Guest

    At least by my experience, I would say 1 WFM person per 50 seats would be a good ratio. But I am saying this in consideration to Pakistan where several factors influence this ratio.

    D

    #15936
    difference Supervisor – WFM em
    Guest

    The principal function of a supervisor is to develop people(agents), maitain an excelent quality of service and a high motivation of the agents. An WFM analyt must respond for the accesibility of contact to call center. Forecats contacts, calculate staff, schedule shifts, evaluate adherence, etc.

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