CallCentreVoice Topic Headsets

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Ben Mildren on 12/12/2003 12:20:29.
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Ben Mildren
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One.Tel

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Headsets  [12/12/2003 12:20:29]

We currently have a headset for every employee, rather than having a headset each position. Is this standard practice?

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John Clark
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Standard practise?  [12/12/2003 12:26:54]

Don't know, but it's certainly more hygienic... :p

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Zoe Edmonds
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headsets  [12/12/2003 13:47:31]

never come across one otherwise (although I would say recycling and refurbishment of them is common, in line with staff attrition).

Also, I found that as the plastic bit that plugs into the phone can be a bit fragile, it is often useful to split tops and bottoms, leaving bottom leads permanently at workstations and just issuing the top headset bit to people dramatically reduced the amount I spent on repairs (going back about 8 years and two organisations, so sorry, don't recall specific saving now)

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Dadi Bhote
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Headsets  [13/12/2003 08:35:23]

Agree with John, It certainly is more hygenic.

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Charles Pearce
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DCL Ltd

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A Headset for every employee  [22/12/2003 21:52:09]

We have a TOP for every employee but only a BOTTOM cord for each position - this way it saves you the cost of all those bottom cords and possible damage to the terminal with all that un - plugging. They just plug at the QD

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Charles

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