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You could spend a fortune creating your own training programs, but then you’d also have to invest the time in keeping them going and delivering the training. And even then, you’re not guaranteeing that your people are getting the best possible resources for their needs. Fortunately, there are online training courses in all shapes and sizes that will help you give your team the best professional etiquette for the phone and any other type of communication they encounter.

Hiring an employee of any kind is a big deal. It’s an investment that needs to be made carefully, including taking the time to research the options and find the right person for the job. It also requires considering all of your options for sourcing help, including hiring a virtual receptionist or outsourcing to a remote contractor if you don’t have the means to hire an employee as part of your payroll. Of course, to figure out what’s best for your needs, you’ll have to ask yourself a few questions.

Hands-free technology is a great asset and today it’s become a part of everyday life for most people, both personally and professionally. Between wireless technologies like Bluetooth and the innovative ways that smartphones are becoming a part of everyday life, this might seem like an article that’s a little “too much, too late” for many. But, if you’re like many, you still haven’t mastered the art of hands-free communication. Whether it’s because you’re concerned about the quality of calls, security, being able to hear, or even if you just don’t think that you need earbuds or headphones to go with your smartphone, until now, you’ve not bothered to upgrade. Now, however, is a better time than ever before.

For those of you who have used Zoom before, you might not think you need an entire article dedicated to creating a meeting. However, some have never used the Zoom platform and they may need a little more information. In this guide, we’ll cover everything that you need to know about creating Zoom meetings, as well as other features you can take advantage of to do even more with these meetings than ever before.

Car dealerships are always aflutter with business, and without a qualified receptionist, you could be missing valuable calls, messages, and other communications. Worse even, your sales team could be wasting precious time on things like scheduling, follow-up calls, and other tasks that take away from their primary role and the time they can spend with their customers on the sales floor.

As technology has evolved, so have the tools available to us. Wireless earbuds aren’t as new as they used to be, but they’re still something that a lot of people aren’t familiar with. For iPhone users, the AirPods are the perfect solution to hands-free communication that’s not tethered to a desk or another device. Of course, making the most of those AirPods is a whole different conversation. Although it seems simple enough to pop in the buds and start taking (and making) calls, there’s a lot to learn with these little gems.

Boosting your sales funnel helps you convert your leads. You can find helpful tools to attract customers, no matter what your budget is.

With the popularity of Zoom, many people are on the hunt for ways to make it more effective and useful. Recording is one feature that Zoom offers that many people want to use but aren’t quite sure how. Recorded meetings can be a valuable asset for several different reasons, from rehashing meeting notes to sharing the meeting with others who couldn’t participate. Fortunately, it’s not difficult to get started with recording on Zoom. From enabling the record feature to learning who can and can’t record on Zoom, we’ll cover it all here.