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Centro de llamadas
Telefonía móvil
Colombia
Organización
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Este artículo muestra los resultados del cálculo de las curvas de aprendizaje individual para los trabajadores de un centro de llamadas –Call Center- en Colombia, encargado de ofrecer servicios de telefonía móvil. El análisis se realiza con base en la experiencia y el conocimiento adquirido para el desarrollo de su actividad comercial y la relación de éstos con la mejora en la obtención de resultados, según los objetivos de venta planteados. En los resultados empíricos obtenidos se observa que, en la medida que aumenta la experiencia en venta, disminuye el tiempo en las llamadas.
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