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The KPI Podcast
Abstrakt
29 episodes
6 days ago
Hosted by Greg Reffner, CEO & Founder of Abstrakt. Each episode we dive into a specific KPI with our guest. Learn about why that KPI is important, what results from different strategies and tactics, and what not to do when looking to improve those metrics.
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Management
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Hosted by Greg Reffner, CEO & Founder of Abstrakt. Each episode we dive into a specific KPI with our guest. Learn about why that KPI is important, what results from different strategies and tactics, and what not to do when looking to improve those metrics.
Show more...
Management
Business
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Gig Economy with Nate Nammour
The KPI Podcast
22 minutes 8 seconds
1 year ago
Gig Economy with Nate Nammour

Have you heard of GigCX? 

Well Nate Nammour, Director of Partnerships at ShyftOff, joined the Contact Center KPI podcast to discuss the gig economy for contact centers. 

Nate discusses the productivity stats of traditional W2 agents vs. 1099 gig workers.

The results are fascinating. If you're looking to move towards a gig model or hire an outside agency,

Nate shares his secrets on what steps you should take.

The KPI Podcast
Hosted by Greg Reffner, CEO & Founder of Abstrakt. Each episode we dive into a specific KPI with our guest. Learn about why that KPI is important, what results from different strategies and tactics, and what not to do when looking to improve those metrics.