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Practice it. Say it to anything that won't help with your goal. Beware of killers Time, or productivity killers (take note, anyone keeping an eye on Facebook while reading this) will make you lose focus. Business as usual Always remember to set aside time for your routine tasks while planning. Balance your plate Delegate tasks. You may be a perfectionist, but taking on everything yourself is a sure path to disaster. Don't put it off Things that can be done today should be done today. Procrastination leads to multitasking, and not in a good way. When everything is done in the last minute, tasks that initially required a week may have to be done in a day, which meanscompromising on quality for sake of time. Some tasks may even get missed. So plan properly, and stick to your plan. Take a break No one can be productive 24/7, so it's a good practice to prioritize even break-taking. Since interruptions are bound to happen throughout the day, taking deliberate, timed breaks with a productive purpose—such as reading that interesting article a coworker sent you or calling a friend you have spoken with in weeks—will help you come back to work with renewed vigor.
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You'll need to hire staff, buy computers and software, purchase or lease space, and pay for employee training. Then, there are the ongoing costs of call center operations. Outsourcing is a far less expensive option, particularly for small- and mid-sized companies with fewer resources. Generally, call center outsourcing runs $25 to $65 per hour for each representative. The price varies so widely because it depends on the level of knowledge or skill you require from representatives. If you're looking for tech support that requires knowledge of complex computer systems and software, expect to pay on the high end of that range. If you're simply looking for someone to take orders or process applications, the low end of that range will cover it. Let's say you're looking for three call center representatives to make sales calls Monday through Friday from 5 to 8 p. m. At an estimated cost of $30 per hour, that will run you a total of $1, 350 per week. If you're looking for 9 a. -5 p. customer support seven days a week, plan on paying $1, 680 per week for each representative at that same estimated cost of $30 per hour.