Hi, I am Saravana Kumar from Bangalore, and from Monday, 06/06/11, I am joining as a Team Leader for a Bangalore-based BPO Company. So I need all seniors' suggestions and help, mainly in what way I can be a good TL? Please reply to me.
Thanks
Regards,
Saravana Kumar
From India, Bangalore
Thanks
Regards,
Saravana Kumar
From India, Bangalore
Dear Friend Good Question !! First ask yourself ..then the world If you can find answer within you , you are game for it
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear Saravana,
Please consider the following options:
- Learn about the process.
- Identify the outages and the causes of them.
- Identify the potentials in your team members and their career paths.
- Learn to interact with the client; shadow your bosses initially to learn the tricks of the trade.
- Build your own guidebook for escalations and how they have been managed.
- Identify the bottlenecks in the process flow.
Thank you.
From India, Mumbai
Please consider the following options:
- Learn about the process.
- Identify the outages and the causes of them.
- Identify the potentials in your team members and their career paths.
- Learn to interact with the client; shadow your bosses initially to learn the tricks of the trade.
- Build your own guidebook for escalations and how they have been managed.
- Identify the bottlenecks in the process flow.
Thank you.
From India, Mumbai
Hi Saravana Kumar, How are you mate working in BPO its best options but essential you need to decide your own path mate. Narsing
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Hello Saravana Kumar,
To add to what (Cite Contribution) mentioned, also focus on how you can jell with the team and how the team can jell with you. After all, you are the Team Leader, and any leadership position—whether it's in BPO, IT, Non-IT, cricket, or even the Army—is as good or as bad as the 'Team.'
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
To add to what (Cite Contribution) mentioned, also focus on how you can jell with the team and how the team can jell with you. After all, you are the Team Leader, and any leadership position—whether it's in BPO, IT, Non-IT, cricket, or even the Army—is as good or as bad as the 'Team.'
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
Hi Saravana Kumar,
First of all, hearty congratulations on your new role. Always remember, a TL is the person who is a bridge between the higher management and the associates/agents. You will be the first person to feel the cold and heat of your associates/agents for all management decisions; that is, you would be the interpreter of all management decisions to your teammates. They are going to make the management decisions based on the interpretation given by you. Hence, always show the positive picture, take feedback, demonstrate growth prospects, and coach your teammates well.
Have a good rapport with your teammates (especially in the BPO sector). Give them respect and receive the same in return. Wishing you all the best.
From India, Ghaziabad
First of all, hearty congratulations on your new role. Always remember, a TL is the person who is a bridge between the higher management and the associates/agents. You will be the first person to feel the cold and heat of your associates/agents for all management decisions; that is, you would be the interpreter of all management decisions to your teammates. They are going to make the management decisions based on the interpretation given by you. Hence, always show the positive picture, take feedback, demonstrate growth prospects, and coach your teammates well.
Have a good rapport with your teammates (especially in the BPO sector). Give them respect and receive the same in return. Wishing you all the best.
From India, Ghaziabad
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