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Email add angst -- did not understand cost on biz. Anxiety. Either did we.

Problem but not the solution. Touch base on what we accomplished with them.

Would you like to know?

Reference the article or payroll. Would you like it?



Add value. Not necessarily an immediate discussion.

Size of the impact.

Account specific as to who gets it?









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BS notes

importance of documenting assumptions, rfreferencing payroll chart in subtle way

base hourly wage



note - does not calculate lost hours or silent attrition - the higher the PT rastio the larger the impact



do we have any costs to customer? impact on c omplexity and value - tab 3 highlights?

costs of licensing - one-time and ongoing should be a line even if not always used - many centres have







BS notes

do an intgroduction, make it someone with a license or do a high-end and low end

might do 2 scenerios - lower-end skill-set requirement VS high-end

average time-to-competency (dovetail to training roadmap)) most com panies do not know how long the

rastio the larger the impact



ab 3 highlights?

ways used - many centres have a license (fin for example, travel or a tech support group for another)









panies do not know how long their competency takes

BLUE TAB: My Current Cost of Attrition (START HERE)…





1





2



3



4







ORANGE TAB: Calculating Savings (FINISH HERE)



5







6



7

This sheet is password protected.





HOW TO USE THIS TOOL!!

BLUE TAB: My Current Cost of Attrition (START HERE)…



Your goal is to calculate the COST OF YOUR CURRENT AGENT ATTRITION IN Row 56

at the bottom of the calculator. In the sample scenario we created, the current cost of

Attrition is $1,170,159 which adds 14.1% to payroll.

To find your Call Centre's attrition costs, replace sample data in the -- Yellow squares with

Red Font -- using data from your company.

All other cells that are not Yellow with Red font will be calculated for you.

Check out the cells with red triangles in top right corner. These describe the information

required for that row.





ORANGE TAB: Calculating Savings (FINISH HERE)



Your goal is to find operational SAVINGS from managing the costs associated with

Attrition. be a creative operating exercise -- do this with your team. Use it as a learning

This can

opportunity!

The Green and Purple boxes include identical calculators that allow you to play with new

assumptions to see the savings vs. Current. You can test new standards of excellence

Fill in the extended Tabs to the left in Green or Purple and the Yellow/Red cells to see the

savings at the TOP.









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BS

note

s

WIIFM and

Purpose: this

is a proactive

tool,

designed to

help the

operation

and

organization

understand

the issue,

this is not a

solution.







assumption,

hints,

variables

(when loss

occurs - ref a

life-cycle

model for

agent

attrition),

might

mention

academy

bay or other

sequences

where lost

occures







learnings for

every group:

Training, HR,

floor Ops,

WFM,

marketing,

etc - how do

we make this

a wider-

audience





when most

people

manage

attrition - this

is a

symptom,

not the issue

itself.

some of the

notes and

insights from

the Fin acct

course might

help here.

All sheets are password protected - you can only change bright Yellow cells.







CALL CENTRE ATTRITION CALCULATOR START HERE!!



BASELINE SALARY STEP 1: Read the Red triangle cells to understand what each

# of FTE Agents 300 represents.

BASELINE









Paid Hours Per Year Per Agent 1,875 STEP 2: Fill in the Yellow/Red squares with your data.

Total Agent Hours 562,500 STEP 3: Read the Total Cost of your Attrition in Row 54

Base Rate $ 12.75

Add: Benefits at 16.0% $ 14.79

Total Direct Agent Payroll $ 8,319,375 Yellow cell, red font requires entering an

Annual Turnover % 50% input based on your company operating metrics.

Replacements Required incl early Turnover 20.0% 180.00 White cell is a calculated cell. Cannot be changed.



MY ANNUAL COST OF ATTRITION: Non-bright Yellow cells are calculated & cannot be changed.



Recruiter Salary $ 46,250 Scroll over cell with red triangle. To see all

Fully Loaded Recruiter Cost 16.0% $ 53,650 comments, "View" --> "Comments"

Hourly Rate for Recruiter $ 33.69

RECRUITING COSTS









Hours per candidate screen 2.50

Desired Ratio: Candidates/Required Hire Quality Metric) 2.50 Version 8.2: MAY 2007

Total Candidates to Attract 450.00

Hours screening Candidates 1,125.00

Cost for Screening $ 37,900

Double the cost for Management Screen $ 75,801

Recruiting Agency Fees ???

Fixed Marketing Costs - Recruiting $ 9,600

Admin/Set-up Costs per Recruit $ 30.00 $ 5,400

INDUCTION WAGES









Annual Turnover 180.00



Hours per Day / Hours Per Inductee 6 90



Total Annual Induction Hours 16,200

Wage Per Induction Hour (No Benefits) $ 12.75



Induction Wages $ 206,550



Trainer Salary $ 55,000

Fully Loaded trainer Cost 16.0% $ 63,800

COST OF TRAINER









Day Rate for Trainer $ 260

Days of Induction Training - company specific 15.00

Trainer Cost per Induction Class $ 3,906

Average Recruits per Induction Class 10.00

# of Induction Classes 18.00

Base Trainer Cost $ 70,310

Complete Cost of Trainer from Attrition 1.50 $ 105,465



Lost Rookie Productivity in Month 1-2 @ 50.0% $ 419,297

PRODUCTIVITY









Lost Rookie Productivity in Month 3-4 @ 25.0% $ 209,648

LOST









Lost Rookie Productivity in Month 5-6 @ 10.0% $ 83,859

Buddy Training Time @ Hours/Recruit 5 900

Buddy Training Time as Lost Productivity $ 16,639





MY COST OF ATTRITION $ 1,170,159

As % of Direct Payroll 14.1%









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This sheet is password protected - you can change bright Yellow cells, green/purple tabs..









CALCULATING POSSIBLE ATTRITION SAVINGS: HAVE FUN, BE CREATIVE!!



Objective: To determine how to reduce the costs of Attrition.

What are the savings by reducing attrition from 50% to 45%? Or reducing induction training by 4 days? Or lowering lost produc

speed to proficiency? These calculations are useful to make new decisions about how much to invest in lowering attrition -- How

the savings? What is the break-even of a $1.00 wage increase if it reduces Attrition by 10%? More coaching investment? Bette

Are you already using all the "no cost" techniques that lower Attrition?









MY CURRENT COST OF ATTRITION

$ 1,170,159





SAME CRITERIA AS TAB 1

BASELINE SALARY

# of FTE Agents

BASELINE









Paid Hours Per Year Per Agent

Total Agent Hours

Base Rate

Add: Benefits at

Total Direct Agent Payroll

Annual Turnover %

Replacements Required incl early Turnover



ANNUAL COST OF ATTRITION:



Recruiter Salary

Fully Loaded Recruiter Cost

Hourly Rate for Recruiter

RECRUITING COSTS









Hours per candidate screen

Desired Ratio: Candidates/Required Hire (Quality Metric)

Total Candidates to Attract

Hours screening Candidates

Cost for Screening

Double the cost for Management Screen

Recruiting Agency Fees

Fixed Marketing Costs - Recruiting

Admin/Set-up Costs per Recruit



Annual Turnover

INDUCTION









Hours per Day / Hours Per Inductee

WAGES









Total Annual Induction Hours

Wage Per Induction Hour (No Benefits)

Induction Wages



Trainer Salary

Fully Loaded trainer Cost

COST OF TRAINER









Day Rate for Trainer

Days of Induction Training - company specific

Trainer Cost per Induction Class

Average Recruits per Induction Class

# of Induction Classes

Base Trainer Cost

Complete Cost of Trainer from Attrition

Lost Rookie Productivity in Month 1-2 @





PRODUCTIVITY

Lost Rookie Productivity in Month 3-4 @





LOST

Lost Rookie Productivity in Month 5-6 @

Buddy Training Time @ Hours/Recruit

Buddy Training Time as Lost Productivity



NEW TOTAL COST OF ATTRITION

green/purple tabs..









TTRITION SAVINGS: HAVE FUN, BE CREATIVE!!



mine how to reduce the costs of Attrition.

%? Or reducing induction training by 4 days? Or lowering lost productivity by improving

e new decisions about how much to invest in lowering attrition -- How will you reinvest

ase if it reduces Attrition by 10%? More coaching investment? Better sales incentives?

g all the "no cost" techniques that lower Attrition?





POSSIBLE SAVINGS

Scenario 2: Scenario 3:



$ 200,417 = SAVINGS = $ 315,285

Same Attrition/ Same Costs/

Lower Costs Lower Attrition

Adjust Adjust

Here Here

300 300

1,875 1,875

562,500 562,500

$ 12.75 $ 12.75

16.0% $ 14.79 16.0% $ 14.79

$ 8,319,375 $ 8,319,375

50% 38%

20.0% 180.00 15.0% 131.10









$ 46,250 $ 46,250

16.0% $ 53,650 16.0% $ 53,650

$ 33.69 $ 33.69

2.00 2.50

2.00 2.50

360.00 327.75

720.00 819.38

$ 24,256 $ 27,604

$ 48,512 $ 55,208

??? ???

$ 9,600 $ 9,600

$ 25.00 $ 4,500 $ 30.00 $ 3,933



180.00 131.10

5.5 71.50 6.0 90.0

12,870 11,799

$ 12.75 $ 12.75

$ 164,093 $ 150,437



$ 48,000 $ 55,000

16.0% $ 55,680 16.0% $ 63,800

$ 227 $ 260

13.00 15.00

$ 2,954 $ 3,906

12.00 10.00

15.00 13.11

$ 44,317 $ 51,209

1.50 $ 66,475 1.50 $ 76,814

45.0% $ 377,367 50.0% $ 305,388

23.0% $ 192,876 25.0% $ 152,694

8.0% $ 67,087 10.0% $ 61,078

4.5 810 5.0 656

$ 14,975 $ 12,119



$ 969,742 $ 854,874



Scenario 2 Scenario 3









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