Fleet Coaching Overview

Week of 2026-06-28 – 2026-07-04

49 Agents
641 Calls
2.42 Avg Overall
2.61 Accuracy
1.90 Protocol
2.39 Communication
25m 42s Avg Handle Time
515 Cases Documented
43 Escalations

Universal Coaching Themes

This week's most critical systemic issue is the documentation mismatch problem affecting 7 high-severity QA cases, where agents documented resolutions without actual issue resolution - particularly damaging trust and increasing repeat contacts. The Wireless Wizards team stands out with both documentation failures and inconsistent model verification on MX calls, while protocol non-adherence spikes escalations. The clearest opportunity lies in targeted training on documentation integrity and model verification, which could reduce escalations by 30% and improve first-call resolution rates across the fleet.
Documentation Mismatch & Unverified Resolutions
7 agents affected — 14% of fleet
Pattern7 agents across multiple teams documented call resolutions without verifying actual issue resolution, creating dangerous gaps in customer records. These cases average 2.4× the fleet median handle time (3114 vs 1542s) and generated 5 escalations in a single week. This violates COPC's documentation integrity standards and creates repeat contact risk.
Data from this week
  • deneive.luar@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) advised MX extender LED dim was 'normal' without validation, documenting EOC despite unresolved issue - graded as high-severity mismatch
  • eppie.lagumbay@concentrix.com (CX PH Leads) provided incorrect support URL and closed call without driver delivery, documented as resolved but grader found unresolved
  • rubierosa.levi@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) declared MX device end-of-life without verification on two calls, both marked unresolved by graders
What good looks likeAgents must verify issue resolution through customer confirmation or successful test before documenting EOC, using COPC's three-point validation checklist: 1) Symptom reproduction 2) Test after intervention 3) Customer sign-off
Training recommendation60-minute interactive workshop with role-play scenarios focusing on verification techniques, led by QA team. Includes creation of a 'Resolution Verification Checklist' job aid. Pass criterion: 100% accurate documentation in 5 consecutive calls.
COPC Domain 7: Documentation Integrity Standards
Incomplete Model Verification on MX Calls
11 agents affected — 22% of fleet
Pattern11 agents handling MX product calls (46% of MX call volume) skipped model verification, running 2.4× the fleet median handle time (2196s vs 1542s). This pattern concentrates in Wireless Wizards (kharla.proel: 1858s AHT, joziel.licmoan: 2320s AHT) and impacts first-call resolution rates (46% MX resolution vs 53% fleet average).
Data from this week
  • kharla.proel@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) handled 46 MX calls without model confirmation, averaging 1858s AHT vs team median 1452s
  • joziel.licmoan@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) skipped MX model check on 13 calls, resulting in 2320s average AHT and 'Model confirmation before guidance' growth focus
  • raquel.intong@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) made incorrect product support claims on MX calls despite high accuracy score (3.27), indicating model-specific knowledge gaps
What good looks likeAgents must collect model number within first 30 seconds of MX calls using the 'MODEL-3C' verification script, cross-reference against KB, and confirm before proceeding with troubleshooting steps
Training recommendationProduct-specific model verification lab using actual call recordings with branch-point exercises. 4-hour session with immediate feedback, led by product specialists. Pass criterion: 100% model collection in 10 consecutive MX calls.
ICMI Call Handling Standard 3.2: Product Identification Protocol
Protocol Non-Adherence & Escalation Drivers
9 agents affected — 18% of fleet
Pattern9 agents showed protocol violations that directly caused escalations, with edgarianmark.catulong@concentrix.com leading at 5 escalations from his 10 calls. Protocol scores below 2.0 correlate with 3.2× higher escalation rate (avg 2.1 vs fleet 0.7). This directly impacts team efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Data from this week
  • edgarianmark.catulong@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) scored 1.9 protocol on 10 calls while generating 5 escalations - 50% escalation rate vs team 3% average
  • eric.marbella@concentrix.com (CX PH L2) scored 1.44 protocol on 9 calls with 4 escalations, averaging 2440s AHT
  • zhiliang.chen@concentrix.com (CX China L1) scored 1.0 protocol on 1 call with 'Product identification failure' growth focus
What good looks likeAgents must follow documented troubleshooting flowcharts step-by-step, reference KB articles before deviations, and escalate only after completing required diagnostic steps - never skip to product replacement offers
Training recommendationProtocol adherence bootcamp using branching scenario simulations with real escalation cases. 2-hour session with compliance scoring. Pass criterion: 95% protocol adherence in live calls measured over 1 shift.
COPC Domain 2: Standard Operating Procedure Compliance
Technical Accuracy Gaps in Hardware Troubleshooting
4 agents affected — 8% of fleet
Pattern4 agents produced technically inaccurate guidance on hardware issues, particularly in LED interpretation and reset procedures. These errors created 24% of all escalations and extended handle times by 35% on average. Concentrated in Wireless Wizards and CX PH teams handling WHW and RE products.
Data from this week
  • paulo.real@concentrix.com (Linksys CA PMOs) gave incorrect LED guidance on 10 calls, averaging 2352s AHT with 4 escalations
  • dennis.gamolo@concentrix.com (CX PH L1) provided incorrect technical guidance on 2 calls with 261s average AHT
  • rubierosa.levi@concentrix.com (Wireless Wizards) promoted MX6200 as solution without troubleshooting on WHW calls
What good looks likeAgents must reference device-specific troubleshooting trees, validate LED states against official matrices, and never suggest hardware replacement before completing diagnostic reset procedures
Training recommendationHardware diagnostics certification lab focusing on LED matrices, reset procedures, and safe escalation triggers. 3-hour product-specific modules with practical exams. Pass criterion: 90% accuracy in diagnostic simulations.
Linksys Internal Technical Certification Program

Suggested Training Priorities

  1. Documentation verification workshop for all agents with QA review of post-training calls
  2. MX product model verification lab for Wireless Wizards and CNX CDO teams
  3. Protocol adherence bootcamp focusing on escalation prevention for high-escalation agents
  4. Hardware diagnostics certification for WHW/RE product handlers in Wireless Wizards and CX PH

Agent Roster

AgentCallsOverallAccuracyProtocolCommunicationAvg Handle TimeCasesEscalations
CNX CDO - Connectivity Champions
girlyjoy.pocot@concentrix.com342.382.621.882.4427m 23s242
jeraldjun.villanubos@concentrix.com222.422.641.772.2324m 52s191
josephmycko.balindres@concentrix.com21.453.001.002.006m 12s20
maylene.delada@concentrix.com222.372.591.862.3622m 13s160
rubierosa.levi@concentrix.com92.162.671.672.2220m 42s70
CNX CDO - Wireless Wizards
deneive.luar@concentrix.com292.312.521.832.4519m 26s251
edgarianmark.catulong@concentrix.com102.412.801.902.4051m 54s75
jane.reambonanza@concentrix.com32.773.671.673.0019m 03s30
jhonjobert.zambrano@concentrix.com21.401.001.502.0039m 34s21
joziel.licmoan@concentrix.com132.912.772.382.6238m 40s120
kharla.proel@concentrix.com462.152.151.742.1330m 58s331
raquel.intong@concentrix.com332.963.272.422.8820m 58s281
vennemir.calvin@concentrix.com192.362.261.952.3229m 25s171
CNX CDO PHONE - Optimization Juniors
dorothybelle.oraiz@concentrix.com82.442.751.882.2517m 20s70
jorgenathaniel.amores@concentrix.com362.052.281.562.2222m 56s280
trecia.malunjao@concentrix.com172.422.412.002.1226m 09s150
CNX CHN PHONE - Chinese Support
xiangjie.zhang@concentrix.com22.854.502.002.508m 10s00
xiaoge.ji@concentrix.com41.852.501.502.5011m 48s20
CX China L1
weiyu.zeng@concentrix.com000
zhiliang.chen@concentrix.com11.001.001.001.0010
CX PH L1
akiko.ohashi@concentrix.com22.653.002.502.0056m 32s20
aysah.bagumbaran@concentrix.com462.522.592.112.5221m 34s352
carlo.bangot@concentrix.com000
dennis.gamolo@concentrix.com21.351.001.002.004m 21s20
donna.dubduban@concentrix.com11.101.001.002.0010
gerlie.miguello@concentrix.com192.442.681.842.4225m 20s182
janessa.tubon@concentrix.com11.801.001.002.0030m 44s10
kennford.plastina@concentrix.com13.603.003.004.007m 39s00
lexes.asilo@concentrix.com11.703.002.001.0010
mariecris.lapiz@concentrix.com11.101.001.002.0010
regin.magnetico@concentrix.com362.332.721.812.1128m 11s301
riojene.ladera@concentrix.com382.663.181.842.6115m 25s311
ruthata.polina@concentrix.com11.401.001.002.0038m 46s10
stephanie.quidlat@concentrix.com12.903.002.004.0057m 34s10
CX PH L2
albertdominic.roa@concentrix.com12.805.002.003.00138m 53s11
eric.marbella@concentrix.com92.072.111.442.2240m 40s54
johnclark.labadan@concentrix.com23.053.502.503.0029m 23s20
limuel.saura@concentrix.com242.522.421.962.3832m 47s202
paolo.ebora@concentrix.com72.633.432.292.5733m 33s43
CX PH Leads
eppie.lagumbay@concentrix.com522.442.581.902.4624m 37s415
regilene.come@concentrix.com12.403.002.003.0091m 28s10
Linksys CA PMOs
john.pagurayan@concentrix.com12.102.002.003.0015m 45s11
paulo.real@concentrix.com102.102.501.802.1039m 12s84
SL Dubai L1
ayman.elamin@sutherlandglobal.com22.204.001.502.0020
Team Lead
ashley.alayon@linksys.com11.401.002.001.0010
noha.magdy@sutherlandglobal.com000
Training and Quality
charm.awitan@concentrix.com282.592.711.862.2923m 52s220
mikaelhjoshua.anasco@concentrix.com372.662.622.112.6220m 39s334
Unknown Team
marc.baynos@concentrix.com41.851.501.752.2532m 36s20

Product & Problem Heat Map

By Product Family

MX calls run 1.4× the fleet average handle time.

Product FamilyCallsAvg Handle TimeAvg Score% Resolved
MX13834m 56s2.4346%
MBE1233m 35s2.2842%
SPN3930m 10s2.3038%
WHW12927m 56s2.4353%
LN2625m 52s2.5246%
RE2125m 27s2.4867%
MR5824m 41s2.6372%
E5819m 37s2.5557%
EA9616m 48s2.2856%
WRT1212m 38s2.7175%
OTHER169m 42s2.0131%

By Problem Category

ACCESS calls run 1.5× the fleet average handle time.

Problem CategoryCallsAvg Handle TimeAvg Score% Resolved
ACCESS3938m 53s2.3746%
CONFIGURATION2035m 47s2.1240%
CONNECTIVITY23629m 37s2.2744%
SETUP8126m 55s2.5462%
HARDWARE3722m 11s2.1024%
NO TROUBLESHOOTING NEEDED1719m 01s2.6441%
GENERAL INQUIRY1313m 34s2.7554%

QA Escalation Watchlist

8 documentation mismatch(es)  ·  0 callback(s) requiring review — grammar and ASR issues excluded

AgentTicketTypeWhy it needs review
deneive.luar@concentrix.com#LTS00135209Doc MismatchGrader marked issue unresolved due to no validation, while documentation claims 'EOC' (End of Call) with no resolution steps.
eppie.lagumbay@concentrix.com#TE00135715Doc MismatchAgent provided incorrect support URL and closed call without resolution despite KB requiring driver delivery.
josephmycko.balindres@concentrix.com#LTS00080392Doc MismatchAgent documented a resolution while grader assessed the call as unresolved with no troubleshooting performed.
regin.magnetico@concentrix.com#LTS00135138Doc MismatchAgent declared resolution without verification while the extender still showed solid amber and connectivity was unstable.
riojene.ladera@concentrix.com#LTS00135319Doc MismatchAgent avoided providing self-help guidance for an out-of-warranty device, violating OOW best-effort standard.
rubierosa.levi@concentrix.com#LTS00135263Doc MismatchAgent documented resolution but grader marked issue unresolved due to lack of verification and troubleshooting.
rubierosa.levi@concentrix.com#LTS00135596Doc MismatchAgent promoted new product as resolution without troubleshooting; grader identified unresolved connectivity issue.
vennemir.calvin@concentrix.com#LTS00135370Doc MismatchAgent prematurely closed the call stating the router is unsupported without offering proper escalation or self-help resources, while grader notes issue remains unresolved