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UGPR-Merida RE
UGPR-Merida RE
Criteria: Mérida
Sample per agent: 3
Highest: 8.9
Lowest: 7.9
ABS: 8.2
Date: 20/07
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Agent Pron Speed Attitude Fluency g Total Link RC Notes
Comments: Most of the batch lacks of the proper pronunciation and articulation while
speaking with the customers, we encourage these agents to adopt a neutral accent in order
to be taken more seriously by customers, tends to sound childish and distracted at the
phone, only a small part of the batch reach an expected performance, we encourage the rest
to take action and practice more the script and the correct pronunciation to be fully
understand by customers.
Pronunciation: refers to the overall pronunciation of the agent and the managing of the language, it also refers
to how good the agent is at explaining itself to the customer.
Attitude: refers to how the agent sounds on the phone, if it is sounding doubtful, lacking confidence, sleepy,
uninterested, rude and so on.
Fluency: refers to the overall fluency of the call and not the fluency speaking. It may vary depending on the
amount of silences on a call and how the agent understands the timing.
Listening: refers to how the agent manages to understand and act depending on what the customer says. It also
refers to their listening skill.
Empty space: It’s there to identify if an agent is sounding robotic (R), if it’s trying to do slamming (S), discipline
or lack of usage of rebuttals (D) or if it’s trying to do coaching (C) .