xiaoge.ji@concentrix.com — Coaching Report

Week of 2026-05-25 – 2026-05-31


At a Glance

Calls HandledAvg Handle TimeTop ProductTop ProblemCases DocumentedCases Escalated
69m 31sMX2000HARDWARE21

Work Mix Lens

Scorecard

DimensionThis WeekCalls Reviewed
Accuracy3.336
Protocol1.336
Communication1.836
Overall2.586

Where Time Goes

Product Families

FamilyCallsAvg Handle TimeAvg OverallAvg AccuracyAvg ProtocolAvg CommunicationNote
E121m 58s3.002.002.003.00Outlier: 2.8x weekly median handle time
MX38m 25s1.832.671.331.33
LN17m 16s3.003.002.002.00
MR13m 56s3.003.001.002.00

Key Observations

Problem Categories

CategoryCallsAvg Handle TimeAvg OverallAvg AccuracyAvg ProtocolAvg CommunicationFocus Area?
HARDWARE310m 16s3.003.331.332.00
SETUP29m 31s2.002.501.501.50
NO TROUBLESHOOTING NEEDED15m 42s1.503.001.001.00

Week-over-Week Movement

What Went Well

Product identification
Agent correctly identified and recorded the model number (E8450) and serial number (38D1033B01983), which is critical for hardware support.
#LTS00131191
Call control under frustration
Agent maintained composure and call control throughout a challenging interaction with a frustrated customer.
#LTS00131191

Growth Opportunities

Incorrect troubleshooting procedures
What better looks like: Apply KB-specified reset durations (10 seconds for EA series) and avoid non-standard recovery methods. Next step: Review universal_mesh_full_rebuild.md before hardware resets.
#LTS00131191
Failure to collect critical case details
What better looks like: Systematically capture model, serial number, warranty status, and case references before escalation or closure. Next step: Use the "Hardware Fault Checklist" script on all hardware-related calls.
#LTS00130812
#PR00130372

Next Week's Focus


Technical Accuracy

Improvement

Incorrect factory-reset procedure (20–30s hold instead of 10s) for EA8450 model. KB specifies 10-second reset for EA series.
#LTS00131191

Improvement

Repeatedly misidentified Velop MX2000 as a 'mouse' or 'loader' instead of a router, leading to incorrect instructions and no troubleshooting.
#LTS00130812

Improvement

Failed to collect serial number, warranty status, or case number despite discussing RMA eligibility and follow-up, violating protocol for hardware fault handling.
#PR00130372

Strength

Agent correctly identified and recorded the model number (E8450) and serial number (38D1033B01983), which is critical for hardware support.
#LTS00131191

Coaching Moments

No additional coaching moments were extracted after the technical review.


Escalation Lessons: What L2 Did

#PR00130372 — Resolved by Level 2

1. Always verify product model, serial number, and warranty status before escalation.

2. Attempt basic power-cycle and adapter checks for non-responsive routers.

3. Document all customer-provided information (emails, case numbers) in HappyFox to avoid repeat contacts.


Coach Appendix


This Week's Calls

CaseDateScoreDirectionProductCategoryOutcome
#LTS001308122026-05-26 01:00:16+00:001.00INBOUNDMX2000SETUPAgent promised to email a setup guide within 48 hours; no fix confirmed and no troubleshooting path completed.
#PR001303722026-05-26 03:05:32+00:003.00INBOUNDHARDWARECustomer instructed to contact TagBeta (phone number in email) to arrange a replacement.
#PR001303722026-05-26 03:38:28+00:003.00INBOUNDMR7500HARDWAREAdvised customer to call PAT DATA (256-516-82) to follow up on replacement or refund status.
#LTS001310062026-05-27 07:10:27+00:003.00INBOUNDLN1400SETUPCustomer to call back tomorrow when near the router for proper troubleshooting.
#LTS001311672026-05-28 02:45:05+00:001.50INBOUNDMX5300NO TROUBLESHOOTING NEEDEDCustomer will consider repositioning the satellite or purchasing an additional MX-5300 unit. No technical fix confirmed or self-help path provided.
#LTS001311742026-05-28 04:11:08+00:003.00INBOUNDMX4200SETUPCustomer to call back while near the device for step-by-step setup guidance.
#LTS001311912026-05-28 07:00:31+00:003.00INBOUNDE8450HARDWARECustomer to obtain a LAN-connected computer and call back for further troubleshooting; possible hardware fault.