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  • 1.  Queues / Skill / Language Resets

    Posted 12-05-2022 13:48
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    Putting this out there:  

    I would like to see the ability to "reset" Skills, Languages, and Queues.

    Scenario:
    Supervisor (or WFM Team) will we NEED to make changes in the system from a Skill / Language / Queue Level
    Agent Trent has a USA Skill and a Canada Skill
    Supervisor changes Trent's Skilling to be only USA.

    At the end of the day, we would like a "true-up" that would move Trent back to both of his (original) skills 

    Is this a road mapped item today?

    Thank you 

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    John Watkinson
    MOLINA HEALTHCARE INC.
    AVP, Workforce Strategy and Support
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  • 2.  RE: Queues / Skill / Language Resets

    GENESYS
    Posted 12-05-2022 14:11
    Edited by System 01-26-2024 19:03
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    Hi John

    While possible to update and use skills this way this is not the intent of skills allocation to make those 'intraday' changes. The changes to skills will remove (and then re-add) agents back to not just WFM Planning groups but also Learning Modules, Gamification and Potentially Analytics reports as well - so it can cause an operational impact. 

    Typically the most common use case for changing skills like this is through managing customer demand and routing. The intent of allocating skills, languages and queues to agents should be off the back of them 'gaining the ability' to do that work through training. 

    Recommended best practices are to use Routing Design, Skills Based Routing and Proficiency Scores - and potentially even callback to handle those customer surplus scenarios, another way to think about it is if the employee can do the work (knowledge) they should be allocated the skills to support that work (even if they are lower in the preferred target groups). This would then allow capabilities like WFM to understand the environment. 

    If for example you built your schedule during the skills removed time period, the schedule built would not have this agent helping out on these planning groups. 

    This graphic might help with a bigger picture view - the system itself is inter-connected so a great way to think about skills and queue/media allocation is about what 'role' the employee has in your business. 



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    Cameron Smith
    VP, Product Management - Workforce Engagement Management
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