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The relationship between job satisfaction and locus of control amongst call centre representatives in a call centre in Durban, KwaZulu-NatalChetty, Pamela Jaskiaya Jeannette. January 2008 (has links)
Call centres are typically characteristic of a highly repetitive, monotonous, and low skilled nature of work, which has resulted in low levels of job satisfaction, dissatisfaction or no satisfaction for call centre representatives. This has been the motivating factor in determining if a relationship exists between call centre representatives’ job satisfaction and their locus of control orientation. A sample of 103 call centre representatives from a call centre in KwaZulu-Natal participated in this research. The results of the research suggest that there is no significant relationship between call centre representatives’ job satisfaction and their locus of control orientation. The findings suggest that irrespective of a call centre representative’s locus of control orientation, the nature of work in a call centre itself is such that it leads low levels of job satisfaction, dissatisfaction and no satisfaction. The results further suggest that there is no relationship between call centre representatives’ job satisfaction, gender, qualifications and tenure. Similarly, no relationship has been found between call centre representatives’ locus of control orientation, gender, qualifications and tenure. These findings indicate that further research is required to understand job satisfaction within the call centre, as there is limited research within the South African context. / Thesis (M.A.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2008.
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Towards an understanding of strategies employed by call centre agents for coping with work related stress : focus on GBC, Durban.Mazibuko, Andisiwe. 03 October 2013 (has links)
This is a study conducted in a telecommunications call centre called the Greater Brand Company; located in KwaZulu Natal, in a suburb North of Durban. I conducted fieldwork for a complete year whilst working full time in the call centre. Although the call centre had over 400 call centre agents employed at the Durban branch, I had access to 121 agents who worked a similar shift as me. The experiences of these agents are brought to life through this piece of research. The Great Branding Company (pseudonym) is an inbound call centre, which means it handles incoming calls and offers customer service to these callers. It has been argued that “since their appearance on the scene in the early 1990s, call centres have become the most important single source of customer contact in the developed information economies. They have also become huge employment generators, with jobs numbering in the millions” (Rusell, 2008: 01). The call centre industry is growing globally and South Africa is in line with this growth. The nature of the work is also very fast paced and challenging, yet monotonous, for the faceless employees who are working in this environment. The research aims to bring an understanding of these challenges and offer insight into the activities that agents engage in as ways to cope with their jobs.
I carefully chose research methodologies that I believed were going to add value to the research. Writing from the emic perspective offers an opportunity to be able to be part of the study and share my views with very little inhibitions and thus offering a richer ethnography. My research was conducted using purely qualitative research tools because it examines the lives of the call centre agents and there is no better way to showcase this than through qualitative research.
Participant observation being the key tool that I used to gain information in true Anthropology style. Being a participating observer did not mean I was devoid of barriers to entry; it did however put me at an advantage to gain better rapport amongst the research participants who considered me to be one of their own. In supplementing participant observation I also used focused groups, unstructured interviews and semi structured interviews for those questions that required greater probing. The combination of all these research methodologies allowed me an opportunity to gain a greater understanding into the lives of agents and thus write some detailed ethnographic chapters.
The study adds to the field of Industrial Anthropology and hopes to spark a greater interest into this field thereby creating a platform for more researchers to conduct studies on call centre employment in the South African context. / Thesis (M.A.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2013.
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Relay Succession in the Senior Pastorate: A Multiple Case Study MethodMcCready, Robert Collison 14 December 2011 (has links)
The purpose of this research was to articulate the process and principles of relay succession in the senior pastorate within the Church of God (COG). The research was accomplished through three phases and four case studies.
The first phase--define and design--sought to review the precedent literature and begin the development of a case study protocol with embedded interviews. The interview was subject to review by an expert panel and approved by the chairperson of the dissertation committee.
The second phase--prepare, collect, and analyze--included completing the case study protocol, collecting data at each individual case study site, writing individual case study reports and analyzing the data.
In the final stage, analyze and present findings, the researcher sought to complete a cross-case analysis and present the findings according to the research purpose in order to answer the four research questions.
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Einsatz von Business Intelligence-Technologien in Call CenternHrach, Christian, Alt, Rainer 14 December 2011 (has links) (PDF)
Diese Studie präsentiert die Ergebnisse einer Befragung zur Verbreitung von Business Intelligence-Technologien (BI) in der Call Center-Branche. Neben der Erfassung struktureller Daten der Call Center umfasst dies die detaillierte Untersuchung der Bereiche Datenspeicherung, Umgang mit Kundendaten, Einsatz von BI-Technologien sowie die Analyse der Gesprächsqualität.
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Markenpersönlichkeit und Mitarbeiterverhalten in Kundentelefonaten /Lieven, Theo. January 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Diss. Nr. 3572 Wirtschaftswiss. St. Gallen, 2008. / Im Buchh.: Bern etc. : P. Lang. Register. Literaturverz.
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Organisation du travail et souffrance psychique dans les activités de service : le cas des centres d'appel en Argentine / Work organization and psychic suffering in service activities : The case of Argentine call centresNusshold, Patricio 10 December 2015 (has links)
Cette recherche est le résultat de deux travaux d’analyse de l’activité dans deux centres d’appels téléphoniques en Argentine. Un travail de terrain, ainsi qu'une appréciation de plusieurs autres centres d’appels téléphoniques dans différents pays, auront servi de point de départ pour étudier deux grands axes: d’une part, l’étude des conséquences du travail dans les call centers sur la santé mentale et d’autre part, l'analyse des différentes approches de cette problématique en vue de sa transformation. La psychodynamique du travail et l’ergonomie de l’activité proposent différents regards, aujourd’hui confrontés aux questionnaires d’évaluation des risques psychosociaux. Cette thèse vise à mieux appréhender le lien entre l’organisation du travail, le contenu des tâches et les conséquences pour les travailleurs argentins, et compare ces résultats avec ceux d' autres pays où des investigations similaires ont été menées. / This research is the result of a thorough analysis of the work of two call centers in Argentina. This fieldwork, building on call center visits undertaken in other countries, is the starting point for the study of two main issues. Firstly, the study of the consequences of call center work for mental health. Secondly, the study of different approaches that support the development of ways to improve it such work. Work psychodynamics and activity ergonomics are two disciplines that propose different points of view on these issues. Nowadays, they both find themselves confronted by quantitative scales that seek to measure psychosocial risks. The aim of this thesis is to increase knowledge on the relationship between work organization and tasks content and highlight the consequences for workers in Argentina. The thesis shall also compare results of the study with those found in other countries.
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Publicações nacionais sobre CALL e outras tecnologias no ensino e aprendizagem de línguas estrangeiras : um olhar na segunda década do século XXIGuedes, Roberta de Oliveira 17 April 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015-04-17 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Among the various human activities, it is possible to observe the presence and the use of technologies in different situations of daily life, such as at work, in schools, at family times and leisure (SANTOS, 2013, MIRANDA, 2013, REIS, 2010). However, there is a shortage of research on CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning), technology and teaching and learning of Foreign Languages (REIS, 2010). Based on this scenario and on government initiatives, institutions such as UNESCO and universities that develop research on technology in several areas, we propose the development of this work that aims to discuss the publications in national academic journals, classified with QUALIS A (AI and A2) in Language/ Linguistics area. Our analysis comprehends the years 2010-2014. These
publications are evaluated by the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES), recognized as a reliable reference by the researchers in identifying national journals (BONINI, 2004). It is, therefore, a study that selects research papers from specific journals as the particular objects being examined, characterizing an instrumental case study, as proposed Stake (1994). From these publications, we analyze the concepts of language, technology, and possible methodologies used, encompassing also the results, limitations and some of the referrals found in order to understand at what stage the research nationally published in the area is. Through data collection and analysis, we identified those publications that have online digital editions of free access and at the same time bring
teaching subjects and foreign language learning, CALL and technology as theme in their published papers. Based on the results, we have noticed the incipience of studies in the area, according to the literature in our field of research. Besides, we could verify the presence of various objects that compose the covered studies, the different impacts of technology in language teaching (LT), the need of technological knowledge by the teachers, factors that may be addressed in other investigations, once we experience a national context that seems to require more academic disclosure about this theme. / Dentre as diversas atividades humanas, é possível observamos a presença e a utilização das tecnologias em diferentes situações do cotidiano das pessoas, como no trabalho, nas escolas, nos momentos em família e de lazer (SANTOS, 2013, MIRANDA, 2013). Todavia, há uma lacuna de investigações sobre CALL (Ensino de Línguas Mediado por Computador),
tecnologias e o ensino e aprendizagem de Línguas Estrangeiras (LEs) (REIS, 2010). A partir desse cenário e de iniciativas governamentais, de instituições, tais como a UNESCO e de universidades, que desenvolvem pesquisas sobre tecnologia em diversas áreas, propomos o desenvolvimento deste trabalho que tem como objetivo discutir as publicações oriundas de
revistas e periódicos nacionais de QUALIS A (A1 e A2) da área de Letras/Linguística. Nossa análise compreende os anos de 2010 a 2014. Essas publicações são avaliadas pela Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) e reconhecidas pelos pesquisadores como fidedignas na identificação dos periódicos nacionais (BONINI, 2004). Trata-se, portanto, de um estudo que seleciona publicações em revistas e periódicos específicos como objeto particular a ser examinado, caracterizando assim um estudo de caso instrumental, conforme propõe Stake (1994). A partir dessas
publicações, analisamos as concepções de linguagem, de tecnologia, bem como as possíveis metodologias utilizadas,
englobando ainda os resultados, as limitações e alguns dos encaminhamentos encontrados, a fim de compreender em que estágio se encontram as pesquisas nacionalmente divulgadas na área. Por meio da coleta e análise de dados, identificamos aqueles que possuem edições digitais online de acesso livre e gratuito e que abordam os temas desta pesquisa. Com base
nos resultados, foi possível observar a incipiência dessa temática, de acordo com as publicações divulgadas. Além disso, nos foi possível, ainda, verificar a presença de diversos objetos de estudos que compõem as produções abordadas, assim como diferentes impactos da tecnologia no ensino de línguas e, também, a necessidade de maior domínio dos recursos
tecnológicos pelos professores, fatores que podem ser abordados em outras investigações, uma vez que vivenciamos um contexto nacional que parece necessitar de mais divulgação de pesquisas acerca dessa temática.
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Call Option Premium DynamicsChen, Jim 12 1900 (has links)
This study has a twofold purpose: to demonstrate the use of the Marquardt compromise method in estimating the unknown parameters contained in the probability call-option pricing models and to test empirically the following models: the Boness, the Black-Scholes, the Merton proportional dividend, the Ingersoll differential tax, and the Ingersoll proportional dividend and differential tax.
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Expectatividades e necessidades: as estratÃgias de adesÃo, sobrevivÃncia e resistÃncia de jovens trabalhadores do call center. / Expectatividades e necessidades: as estratÃgias de adesÃo, sobrevivÃncia e resistÃncia de jovens trabalhadores do call center.MÃrcio Renato Teixeira Benevides 06 February 2014 (has links)
CoordenaÃÃo de AperfeiÃoamento de Pessoal de NÃvel Superior / Trata-se de uma pesquisa com jovens de um call center de Fortaleza, que vivem do trabalho.
Dividi-os, metodologicamente, em dois grupos iniciais: um com trabalhadores que pagam
suas faculdades a partir do salÃrio obtido no teleatendimento; e outro com funcionÃrios que
investem na ascensÃo vertical na prÃpria empresa. Na primeira situaÃÃo, os jovens tÃm em
mente que a aquisiÃÃo do NÃvel Superior melhorarà objetivamente suas vidas, aumentando
suas possibilidades de consumo. O trabalho para eles, mesmo desgastante, pode funcionar
como um âtrampolimâ pessoal, garantindo um âsaltoâ em suas condiÃÃes de renda,
fomentando o aumento do status e da prÃpria agentividade âforaâ do trabalho. No segundo
grupo, tambÃm hà uma tentativa de busca por status e por uma maior agÃncia, sà que o
investimento se dà âdentroâ do prÃprio trabalho. Aproveitando as possibilidades de seleÃÃes
internas na empresa, os teleoperadores se apegam à âPolÃtica de Degrausâ â oferecida no call
center â para buscar suas possibilidades agentivas. Esses processos de ascensÃo - tanto de
nÃvel escolar, como de cargo na empresa - podem garantir a concretizaÃÃo de conquistas
pessoais, profissionais, financeiras e tambÃm no Ãmbito do prestÃgio. AlÃm dos esquemas de
dominaÃÃo, exploraÃÃo e absorÃÃo de mÃo-de-obra, hà indivÃduos que investem de algum
modo no emprego. Essa luta por agÃncia justifica, de algum modo, a adesÃo de jovens
funcionÃrios a postos de trabalho precÃrios e etÃreos, como nesse caso. Analiso tambÃm os
âmazelasâ e os âdormentesâ, que sÃo jovens que resistem aos procedimentos formais da
empresa e subvertem contra seus esquemas de disciplinamento. / This is a research about young call center workers from Fortaleza who lives from their word. I
divided them, methodologically, into two initial groups: one for those who pay their college
from their salary obtained in telemarketing and another with employees who invest in the
vertical rise in the company. It the first situation the young workers have in their mind that the
graduate in college will improve their life increasing expenditure possibilities. The job, even
exhausting, can work like a self-uprise, guaranteeing an elevation in their income conditions,
promoting a status and agentivity increased even off the word. In the second group thereâs
also a trying to increase status and agency but the investment is through the work itself.
Taking advantages of internal selections in the company, the telemarketers cling to the
âPolÃtica de Degrausâ (steps policy) â showed at call center â to seek their own agentives
possibilities. These processes of ascension â both school level, such as position in the
company â can ensure the realization of personal achievements, professional, financial and
also within the prestige. Beyond the domination, exploitation and absorption schemes of
labour, thereâs some people who invested somehow at work. This struggle for agency justifies,
somehow, the accession of young workers jobs precarious and ethereal, as in this case. Also
analyze the âmazelasâ (ills) and âdormentesâ (sleepers) who are young who resist the formal
procedures of the company and against their schemes subvert discipline.
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Impacto do clima organizacional na intenÃÃo de rotatividade em call centers. / Organizational climate impact on the intention of turnover in call centers .PatrÃcia Mendes Castro 23 March 2009 (has links)
O objetivo principal deste estudo foi investigar as relaÃÃes previsÃveis entre os fatores de
clima organizacional e intenÃÃo de rotatividade. Foi desenvolvido com 333 operadores de call
center de trÃs empresas em Fortaleza (CearÃ). As respostas obtidas foram classificadas em
uma planilha eletrÃnica do programa de SPSS e submetidas a mÃtodos diferentes de
estatÃsticas descritivas. Os resultados das anÃlises de regressÃo para a amostra geral revelou
que o modelo explicou 18% da intenÃÃo de mudar para uma empresa de outro segmento e
20% da intenÃÃo de mudar para outro call center. A âidentificaÃÃo com o cargoâ e
âidentificaÃÃo com o serviÃoâ de telecobranÃa foi significativamente responsÃvel pela
intenÃÃo de mudar para uma empresa de outro segmento. Por outro lado, as variÃveis
âidentificaÃÃo com o cargoâ, âorientaÃÃo tÃcnica fornecida por supervisoresâ, âapoio
socioemocionalâ e âsatisfaÃÃo com a organizaÃÃoâ foram significativamente responsÃvel pela
intenÃÃo de mudar para outro call center. Ã importante mostrar que as variÃveis que mais
interferiram na intenÃÃo para mudar para uma companhia de outro segmento e para a intenÃÃo
de mudar para outro call center eram pertencentes ao grupo de variÃveis do fator de
comportamento. As conclusÃes encontradas nesse estudo podem servir como ponto de partida
para a necessidade de estudos adicionais com mÃtodos semelhantes que podem aumentar o
conhecimento sobre a relaÃÃo entre as variÃveis consideradas em outras realidades
organizacionais. / The main objective of this study was to investigate the predictable relationships between the
factors of organizational climate and turn over intention. It was developed with 333 call
centerâs operators of three companies of charging section in Fortaleza (CearÃ). The obtained
answers were codified in a spreadsheet of the SPSS program and submitted to different
methods of descriptive statistics. The results of the analyses of regression for the general
sample revealed that the model explained the amount of employees (18%) that intended to
change for another company of other segment and the amount (20%) of the intention of
changing for other call centers. The variables âidentification with the positionâ and
âidentification with the tele-charging serviceâ were significantly responsible for the intention
of changing for a company of another segment. On the other hand, the variables
âidentification with the positionâ, technical orientation offered by supervisorsâ, socio-afective
supportâ and âsatisfaction with the organizationâ were significantly responsible for the
intention to change to an organization of other segment. It is important to point out that the
variables that more interfered in the intention to change for a company of another segment
and for the intention of changing for another call center were those belonging to the group of
variables of behavioral factor. The conclusions of the study point to the necessity of further
studies with similar methods that can increase the knowledge about the relationship between
the considered variables in other organizational realities.
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