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Reducing Call Centre Agent Turnover: A Practical Guide for Managers and HR
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Rachel Shackleton

Reducing Call Centre Agent Turnover: A Practical Guide for Managers and HR

High turnover is one of the most costly and disruptive challenges in call centres. In the UK, contact centre attrition is often around a quarter of the workforce annually, well above the national average. Each departure can cost thousands in recruitment, training, lost productivity, and customer dissatisfaction. For managers and HR, reducing churn is less about quick fixes and more about redesigning the employee experience from hiring through progression. 
The Missing Foundations of Growth: Why Strengths Matter More Than We Think.
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info@trans4mativeminds.co.uk

The Missing Foundations of Growth: Why Strengths Matter More Than We Think.

The Missing Foundations of Growth: Why Strengths Matter More Than We Think.  Organisations expect their people to develop, grow, adapt and perform but beyond training courses, we rarely give them the tools to do so.  To really help people thrive, we need to offer support for their mindset, nervous system and beliefs and one step towards this is understanding their strengths. 
The Talent Crisis in the Pharmaceutical Industry
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heidi@mcatraininginternational.com

The Talent Crisis in the Pharmaceutical Industry

There is a Growing Problem in the Pharmaceutical Industry… and it is not What Most People Think When people think about the pharmaceutical industry, they usually think about science, medicine, research, laboratories, or regulation. Very few people immediately think about people. But interestingly, one of the biggest challenges many pharmaceutical companies are facing right now has very little to do with science itself.
Precision, Pressure, and People: Leadership in Pharma
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heidi@mcatraininginternational.com

Precision, Pressure, and People: Leadership in Pharma

Over 30 years of working with leaders across diverse industries, I have found that many of the challenges leaders face are universal in nature and cut across industries. This, however, does not mean there are no people challenges unique to certain sectors. In my experience working within both pharmaceutical and diagnostic environments, I have consistently observed a set of leadership and cultural tensions that, if left unaddressed, limit performance and threaten sustainable success.

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