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EVALUATION OF CALL CENTER AGENTS
SURVEY FORM
Employee Name: ____________________________ Age:_____ Job title:_________________________
Date of Hire:_____________ Department:_____________ Supervisor:______________________
The objectives of this evaluation of call center agents are the following: (1) Develop better communication between the employee and the supervisor; (2) Understand the status of the agents; (3) Improve the quality of work; (4) Promote employee development. Consider the agent’s performance in each category and designate the level of performance that most accurately describes the agent’s job performance.
O – Outstanding. Agent consistently exceeds expectations with virtually no detected preventable/controllable errors
E – Exceeds Expectation. Results clearly exceed powition requirements on a regular basis.
M – Meets Expectation. Competent & dependable performance level. Meet the performance standards and objectives of the job without constant follow-up/direction.
I – Improvement Needed. Employee does not meet performance objectives on a regular basis and has difficulty following through with tasks.
N/A – Not applicable or too soon to rate.
I. GENERAL FACTORS
O E M I N/A
1. Quality – the extent to which an agent’s work is O O O O O
completed thoroughly and correctly following
established process and procedures.
2. Productivity/Independence/Reliability – the O O O O O
extent to which an employee produces a significant
volume of work efficiently in a specified period
of time.
3. Job Knowledge – the extent to which an employee O O O O O
possesses and demonstrates and understanding of
the work instructions, processes, equipment and
materials required to perform the job.
4. Interpersonal Relationships/Cooperation/ O O O O O
Commitment - the extent to which employee
is willing and demonstrates the ability to cooperate,
work and communicate with coworkers, supervisors,
subordinates and/or outside...