Job details
The position is primarily responsible for improving the competencies of the Customer Service teams by assessing their performance and developing performance improvement plans. Duties & Responsibilities:
- Conduct Root Cause Analysis based on the complaint reports, quality evaluation scores and error reports of the different teams across CS Inbound, BAU and Fulfillment.
- Develop and monitor strategic performance improvement plans.
- Manage or assist in Process Improvement initiatives and projects.
- Conduct remote and side by side real-time and recorded call assessment of customer calls (inbound and outbound).
- Review and validate complaints tagged against Customer Service Agents.
- Conduct assessment of e-mail and letter response to customers.
- Create or Update SOPs related to, but not limited to Quality processes.
- Conduct calibration sessions across all CS Units to ensure alignment.
- Deliver assessment feedback to CS Team Leaders.
- Provide behavioral coaching on specific areas of improvement.
- Work with Workforce Management and MIS Manager to identify specific areas that cut across Customer Service for Quality Improvement.
- Provide accurate and timely performance data input to Workforce Management and MIS for generation and analysis.
- Perform projects and other responsibilities that may be assigned from time to time (e.g., BORC, BCP, Cost Champion, Corp. Correspondents, Line trainer, e-Champ).
- Bachelor’s degree holder.
- Must have 1 to 2 years of work experience in customer service or call center handling quality analysis, improvement, coaching and/or training, in an officer/managerial level.
- Broad understanding of the different segments of the credit card business is an advantage.
- Proficient in the following Microsoft applications: Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
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