Every agent who represents a client has been through a structured programme that starts before the first call and never stops — four stages, one training team, and a clear path from classroom to full production in eight to twelve weeks.
The loop
Training, quality and production work as one loop.What the quality team finds on the floor feeds back into training design — and what training delivers is measured again in production.
The training team engineers the programme for each client: modules specific to the products, processes and tone of voice, the knowledge base agents will use in production, and interactive content so learning is not limited to slides and manuals.
The first week on a project — for agents, supervisors and managers alike: customer experience fundamentals, brand immersion so the agent speaks as the brand would, product and process training, and certification before going live. Managers add coaching and position-specific training.
New agents work real interactions under a reinforced supervision ratio — targeted coaching on individual weak points, more frequent assessment than in steady state, and reinforced quality controls — so early mistakes are corrected rather than repeated.
Monthly tests, briefs and workshops keep knowledge current; competencies are updated whenever products, tools or quality findings point to a gap. Supervisors and managers develop coaching, service culture and commercial awareness in parallel.
These core programmes are supplemented by client-specific modules built around the brand. For a financial services client, that has included anti-money-laundering training, product specifications for payment and transfer services, in-depth app training and the customer-facing rules set by the sector regulator.
Too fast, and customers meet agents who are not ready. Too slow, and the client pays for weeks of under-delivery. Our induction is fixed in structure and flexible in duration: the stages never change, but the learning curve ends when results say it should — a team that performs moves up sooner, a team that needs more support gets it.
From the first day of training to normal production.
Induction also equips every agent to work from home, so the operation can move the moment it needs to — as it did when offices closed across the region →
No agent takes a customer interaction until they have passed certification on the client's products and processes.
Supervision is heaviest in the first weeks, when habits form — and relaxes only as results justify it.
Monthly quality findings decide what is retrained. The programme adapts to what is actually happening on the floor.
Also in this section: how we govern an engagement →
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