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Leave a comment or suggestion This episodes covers a different side of working in WFM - not what’s seen on the Job Spec, not the fancy building you’ll be working in or how popular the company is. I go through my journey in WFM and cover the things that I have never seen on any WFM job ad but found that these skills are worth more than the actual WFM skills, to make a career. Based on a true story. Support the show
Dear CEOs and BPO Clients - Welcome to Project OutCast - An Outpost WFM Production
Outpost WFM: Project OutCast
1 minute
9 months ago
Dear CEOs and BPO Clients - Welcome to Project OutCast - An Outpost WFM Production
WFM isn’t just about forecast and schedules, it’s become an actual business strategy that can be used in almost any industry. In this episode I introduce the show, inviting business leaders, operational managers, CEOs and WFM professionals to follow and subscribe as I put my two decades of experience across both BPO and Captive environments into a show that’s designed to reveal the true power of Strategic Workforce Planning.
Outpost WFM: Project OutCast
Leave a comment or suggestion This episodes covers a different side of working in WFM - not what’s seen on the Job Spec, not the fancy building you’ll be working in or how popular the company is. I go through my journey in WFM and cover the things that I have never seen on any WFM job ad but found that these skills are worth more than the actual WFM skills, to make a career. Based on a true story. Support the show
