Roles and Responsibilities – Shift leads
The Shift Lead is responsible for supervising and guiding a team of customer service agents during a specific shift. They ensure operational efficiency, adherence to service standards, and delivery of high-quality customer support while acting as the primary point of escalation for the team.

Key Responsibilities:
  1. Team Management & Supervision
  • Lead and manage a team of Customer Service Representatives, ensuring all performance metrics (FRT, AHT, CSAT/NPS, Quality, Schedule Adherence) targets are consistently met.
  • Supervise and guide agents to achieve performance targets and service level agreements (SLAs).
  • Monitor agent attendance, adherence to schedules, and productivity during the shift.
  • Provide real-time coaching, guidance, and feedback to agents to enhance performance.
  • Assist in onboarding and training new team members as required.
  • Facilitate the smooth transition of new agents by actively supporting their event handling, ensuring they quickly grasp comprehensive process knowledge.
  • A Shift Lead must always be present on the floor during the shift.
  • Maintain floor decorum and foster a professional work environment.

  1. Operational Oversight & Floor Support
  • Ensure smooth execution of daily operations, including queue monitoring, call/event assignments in coordination with ENS, and workload distribution.
  • Oversee Reach and Talk desk platforms, managing queues efficiently.
  • Monitor real-time metrics such as call volume, wait times, abandoned calls, and service levels to maintain operational efficiency.
  • For resolutions provided during the call, the Agent retains primary ownership. The Shift Lead is designated as the secondary responsible party for validating the resolution and ensuring proper process adherence.
  • Proactively Logging in to assist all LOBs during high call volume.
  • Ensure breaks are punched in by associates on Talk desk.
  • Shift Leads must maintain a shift-end tracker capturing all delay reasons, including half-day instances and any reasons leading to excess AUX usage.
  • Send the shift-end report to @GCC-ERS-ENS using the format in the attached tracker.

  1. Customer Service Excellence
  • Ensure agents deliver high-quality customer interactions aligned with company policies and customer expectations.
  • Handle complex or escalated customer issues as needed.
    • Ensure 100% accuracy in documentation of regular agent audits, call dispositions, and customer interaction records while enforcing strict adherence to client-specific standards.
  • Follow up on detractor cases and send appropriate communication to the concerned associate.
  • Assist with escalation calls and emails, ensuring prompt resolution.

  1. Reporting & Documentation
  • Generate shift reports, including key performance indicators (KPIs), service levels, and agent performance, for management review.
  • Track and document operational incidents, escalations, and resolutions.
  • Monitor the ERS Admin email distribution list and ensure timely action.

  1. Queue & Notification Management
  • Actively monitor queues and notifications to ensure timely responses and prevent delays.
  • Communicate critical alerts and updates to relevant stakeholders promptly.

  1. Coaching & Development
  • Conduct coaching sessions for BQ associates when directed by Team Leads.
  • Deliver real-time feedback to associates to drive performance improvement.

  1. Collaboration & Communication
  • Serve as a bridge between management and agents to communicate updates, policies, and operational changes.
  • Collaborate with Team Leads, workforce management, quality, and coaching teams to ensure smooth operations across all shifts.
  1. Continuous Improvement
  • Identify opportunities for process improvement, enhanced agent efficiency, or better customer service outcomes.
  • Provide suggestions to management for operational or workflow enhancements.
  • Foster a culture of learning, collaboration, and continuous improvement within the team.