“Call Centre Haiku” Competition

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Written by Megan Jones

Write a call centre haiku (poem) for your chance to win a copy of ‘The Smarter Working Manifesto’.

A haiku is a Japanese poem of 17 syllables – broken down into three lines of 5, 7 and 5.

For example:

The Customer

Ring, ring, ring. Pick Up. (5)
I am in need of some help. (7)
Please, please pick up soon! (5)

How to enter:

• Visit the Call Centre Helper Facebook page
• Write your call centre haiku in the comments box

The winner will be decided by the Call Centre Helper team on Friday 29th August – and will be sent their copy of ‘The Smarter Working Manifesto’ written by Guy Clapperton and Philip Vanhoutte.

“My Amazing Manager…” Competition

We are also pleased to announce Erika Vajdová as the winner of our “My Amazing Manager…” Competition.

The winning comment was:

Our boss arranges funny trips for us like rafting, Devil´s Run in Mariazell or visiting chocolate factories in Austria. Every month she organises a call centre breakfast and evening parties – and does not forget the kids in our local orphan house. She is always smiling, helpful and willing for everyone. Also during the International Day of Children she gave us chocolates. She is like a star from heaven. We love her.

Well done, Erika!

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Megan Jones

Megan is Editor at Call Centre Helper. She first started working for Call Centre Helper in 2013 and has held a number of roles - News Editor, Features Editor and now Editor.

She has visited a large number of award winning contact centres such as Tesco, Lego, BT and AA. She is well respected in the industry.

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