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PNC Manila Call calibration ensures that agents are measured by consistent standards. It is the process
of minimizing variances when evaluating performance criteria of Foundever employees. This measure
achieves a more consistent rating—ideally a variance of no more than 5%—regardless of the number of
persons grading a call.
II. Introduction
II.I Purpose
One of the key strategies to providing a consistent customer experience in the call center is to host regular
call calibrations. What is a call calibration? A call calibration is a meeting between call center agents,
supervisors, training team and quality team to rate and discuss customer service calls. Call calibration is
an important strategy to ensure Managers, Supervisors and QA teams can effectively evaluate agent
performance and improve customer service. This is recommended to ensure that service organizations
are scoring key behaviors for success.
II.II Objectives
➢ Ensure different parties are rating consistently and objectively across channels Call calibration helps
us maintain consistency across all channels.
➢ Ensure everyone has a common understanding of ratings: Every employee must have the same
understanding of the strategic goals of the corporation and services of the business. This ensures everyone
is using the guidelines the same way and everyone in the organization has knowledge of the guidelines
and what should be encouraged from a training perspective.
➢ Reveals areas within the guidelines that need refinement: Quality Monitoring allows the parties to
align and have a better understanding of the behaviors that can drive metric improvements for the
organization’s goals.
➢ Coaching improvements: The calibration session is the appropriate time to address those issues and
ensure all agents understand the correct procedures and policies for a successful customer service call.
II.III Goals
The goal is to ensure consistency in evaluating agent performance, aligning standards, and enhancing the
accuracy of quality assurance measures.
Accuracy rate will be determined by the difference between the Quality Team’s result and the actual
result of Training and Operation’s evaluation.
The error rate is the percentage value of the difference of the Quality Team’s result and the actual result
of Training and Operation’s evaluation, divided by the overall score.
• MS form - Business tool that allows you to easily create forms and collect real-time responses
from collaborators and colleagues.
• WBS -Work Breakdown Structure – A project management tool that takes a step-by-step
approach to complete large projects with several moving pieces.
• Short Form – Form used in grading agents in Production/live.
• CXI – Customer Service Index
• NPS – Net Promoter Score
• Detractor - In the Net Promoter Score (NPS) framework, a detractor is a customer who expresses
significant dissatisfaction with your product or service
• SPOC – Specific Point of Contact
V. Accountability Matrix
The remediation process for non-calibration involves specific steps tailored to address issues related to
the calibration of the team/ leaders and their adherence to quality standards.
Identification of Teams/Leaders:
• Review call monitoring data and quality assurance reports to identify teams whose performance
deviates from established quality standards.
• Identify specific areas where agents may not be calibrated, such as adherence to call scripts,
compliance with regulatory requirements, customer service skills, or technical proficiency.
Assessment of Impact:
• Evaluate the potential impact of non-calibrated agents on customer satisfaction, service quality,
compliance, and overall business performance.
• Determine the severity of the deviation and its potential consequences for the organization.
• Conduct a root cause analysis to identify the underlying reasons for the non-calibration of
teams/leaders.
• Determine whether the non-conformance was due to inadequate training, lack of supervision,
performance management issues, or other factors.
• Develop a corrective action plan to address the root causes identified during the RCA.
• Define specific actions, responsibilities, timelines, and resources required to rectify the non-
calibration issues for agents.
Immediate Actions:
• Take immediate actions to mitigate any potential risks or impacts associated with non-calibrated
teams/leaders.
• Provide additional training, coaching, or support to teams/leaders who require remediation.
• Provide leaders with clear guidance, resources, and feedback to help them improve their
performance and align with quality standards.
• Document all remediation activities, including corrective actions taken, training records,
performance improvement plans, and feedback provided to leaders.
• Maintain accurate and complete records for compliance, audit, and performance management
purposes
https://forms.office.com/e/6RDFUmqbWD
The Calibration form also includes the fields for Level 1 to Level 3 Root Cause for Detractor to target the
NPS and CXI opportunities.
1. Internal Impact