Transitioning Your CS Team to Remote Work: 7 Must-Read Blog Posts
Figuring out how to transition your CS teams from a brick-and-mortar environment into a work from home job can prove to be a daunting task. As more companies turn to remote work as both a short- and long-term solution, the challenge of how to maintain excellent service quality becomes pivotal.
Regardless of whether your CS teams work from their couch, dining room table, or their home office they should feel empowered to perform their best.
We have gathered our top blog posts around managing remote CS teams to aid in this transition and keep your company working productively.
 | 7 Essentials To Managing Remote Call Center Agents |
 | 10 Reasons Why You Should Have a Remote Customer Service Strategy Remote work is a growing trend in the workplace today. More companies are allowing employees to work from home, or hiring workers from all around the world to work on the same team. |
 | Engage Work at Home Staff With These 5 Best-Kept Secrets It’s important to maximize the use of the available tools in order to keep clear channels of communication and make work from home employees feel part of a team. |
 | Why are Learning Programs for Remote Customer Service Teams So Important One possible risk of using a remote team is a lack of unity and standardization. You have to make sure you create learning programs for remote workers just as you would for an in-house team. |
 | Work at Home Agents: How the Right Tech Makes It Work When supporting work at home agents, the following should be used when deciding what technology tools are most important to help them effectively use their skills, stay in control, manage customers, and minimize stress. |
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