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Call Center Metrics

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It refers to how well agents accom­plish their tasks, especially their pri­mary func­tion of cus­tomer contact.

a)

Quality Metrics

b)

Productivity Metrics

c)

Standards

d)

Objectives

2.

It mea­sures how effec­tive the agents are in the use of their time and how effi­cient they are in maintaining the balance of the var­i­ous aspects of their jobs.

a)

Quality Metrics

b)

Productivity Metrics

c)

Standards

d)

Objectives

3.

These are elements that should be included or are present in every call by every representative.

a)

Quality Metrics

b)

Productivity Metrics

c)

Standards

d)

Objectives

4.

It intends to mea­sure a customer's sat­is­fac­tion with the service received, which is usually expressed as a per­cent­age between 0 and 100, with 100% as completely satisfied customer rating.

a)

Average Call Duration (ACD)

b)

Call Quality

c)

Customer Service Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

d)

Escalation Rate

5.

This evaluation is done by listening to calls and following the criteria listed in the monitoring form.

a)

Average Call Duration (ACD)

b)

Call Quality

c)

Customer Service Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

d)

Escalation Rate

6.

It tracks the length of time a cus­tomer is on the phone. It is usu­ally mea­sured in min­utes and exclu­sive of any pre-call prepa­ra­tion or post-call doc­u­men­ta­tion, typ­i­cally referred to as ‘wrap’.

a)

Average Call Duration (ACD)

b)

Call Quality

c)

Customer Service Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

d)

Escalation Rate

7.

It refers to tracking the aver­age amount of time spent resolv­ing cus­tomer issues.

a)

First Call/Contact Resolution (FCR)

b)

Time to Resolution (TTR)

c)

Customer Service Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

d)

Escalation Rate

8.

This refers to the frequency with which issues are to be brought up to higher levels of man­age­ment in the course of sup­port­ing our cus­tomers

a)

First Call/Contact Resolution (FCR)

b)

Time to Resolution (TTR)

c)

Customer Service Satisfaction Score (CSAT)

d)

Escalation Rate

9.

It includes build­ing rap­port with the cus­tomer, han­dling chal­lenges effec­tively, and using empa­thy as appro­pri­ate. When mea­sur­ing objec­tives, the representative assesses how well they were met.

a)

First Call/Contact Resolution (FCR)

b)

Time to Resolution (TTR)

c)

Objectives

d)

Standards

10.

It is on top of the list for many orga­ni­za­tions when it comes to the met­rics they are track­ing resolving issues as quickly as possible

a)

First Call/Contact Resolution (FCR)

b)

Time to Resolution (TTR)

c)

Objectives

d)

Standards