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Fostering Engagement and
Improved Quality of Life
for Financial Services Call
Center Employees
Part One: Overview of the Call Center
Industry and Work Experience
Rebecca L. Scott, MPH
OvERvIEW OF tHE InduStRy
With the rapid globalization of the world economy, it is
imperative that companies be equipped to provide both
local and international exchange of information and
services. Call centers are a key means to this end, and
are ubiquitous in the United States and abroad. In fact,
approximately 3% of the US workforce is employed in call
centers, totaling more than 2,000,000 employees in over
60,000 call centers.1
Call center
interactions
with a real
person remain
one of the
most powerful
drivers of
customer
engagement.
Call centers play an especially important role in the financial
se
Fostering Engagement and Improved Quality of Life
OvERvIEW OF tHE InduStRy With the rapid globaliz
call centers unfortunately often manifests itself
In addition to the health outcomes associated wit
Figure 1: Outcomes of the Call Center Work Experi
References 1 Domán, Uri. (2008). The Impact of th