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  • If a task is given, whether via Direct Message or email, respond to acknowledge the task has been received and understood.

  • This reassures the task distributor that the directive has not been overlooked.

  • Once completed, follow up with the distributor that the task has now been completedto notify of completion.

  • If it is apparent that the task will not be or was not completed on time, be proactive in communicating this along with the reason.

  • This is not ideal but is better than failure to complete combined with failure to acknowledge the incompletion.

  • In the remote world, it can be difficult to know who is working. Failure to complete and acknowledge is an indication that there is a breakdown

    with

    execution and/or communication, and/or work ethic.While acknowledging failure to complete on time is better than no communication, it does not necessarily excuse

    the

    incompletion. For example, if a sup has a small team but missed some coachings when all agents were present that day, then there may not be a legitimate

    reason

    for missing the coachings

    .

Disciplinary Action

Failure to execute on all tasks and directives and/or failure to implement effective communication practices as outlined above may result in corrective actions as outlined in the table below:

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