My Process
Example Agenda
Day 1
- Meet and greet with Collections Leadership
- Understand organizational structure of the collections department – Early/Late/Blend/Managed
- Review target audience – lower performers, mixed, all Review tenure – pandemic hiring mix
- Review New Hire Training and upskilling for current collectors
- Review current QA process and any scorecards, dashboards
- Understand key KPI’s the organization utilizes to determine performance
- Forbearance Plans
- Pain points and areas of focus for the collectors
- Listen to random right party contacts with Leadership
- Floor time – Jim will spend the rest of the day plugging in with collectors to gain a baseline and help develop areas of focus
Day 2
- Introduction of Jim the trainer
- Why you are so important to the organization
- What small change in effectiveness represents in delinquent dollars collected can represent to you and organization
- Share Key essentials for effective collections
- Based on feedback from Leaders and call monitoring launch Scenario’s
- Collectors will roll their sleeves up and time to get busy
- Half Day of Scenario training – example customers situations:
- Out of work
- Cannot pay
- Reduced Income
- Someone else is “paying” the account
- Early payment default
- Debt Settlement
- Sloppy payer
- Great payer up till now
- Lunch – 1 hour
- Return to floor for side by sides
Day 3
Debrief with Collections Leadership
More floor time 1-1 with Jim
Day 4
Meet with Collections Leadership remotely
Conduct call listening session
What others have
said about me
I learned a lot on how to effectively collect by connecting with my customers to help reduce our losses. Jim is a wonderful teacher - his enthusiasm for all things collections is awesome! Jim’s hands-on approach and teaching style helped me to retain the information and I cannot wait to apply it!
Seminar Attendee,
Collections
I have been collecting for over 20 years and this is the first seminar I have ever attended that is dedicated to just collections - we need more of this - when can he come back?
Seminar Attendee,
Collections
Jim is the best in the business! His style of training will drive more effective calls thus increasing dollars collected and reducing losses.
President,
Large credit company