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Old 07-01-2006, 13:57   #15
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Re: ITV call centre test

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
haha funny. But waiting time is less important then first time resolution in my opinion. As long as its a free call I can stick the speakerphone on and dont mind waiting.
Both are inmportant. Yes your call needs resolution, but all the time you are on hold, you are tied to your desk and can't do anything else. A few minutes wait is tolerable - you can't expect companies to have call centre staff sitting on their butts doing nothing on the offchance they will get a call, but waits exceeding 10 minutes says they need more staff, and says they will loose any customers who have an ability to go elsewehere.
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