2023
DOI: 10.52131/pjhss.2023.1101.0338
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Impact of Work Load and Stress in Call Center Employees: Evidence from Call Center Employees

Abstract: The study investigates the Impact of Workload and Technologies on the Performance of Call Centre Employees." Single-way ANOVA is used for analysis. In this study, we use questionnaires to gather data on the variables Gender, Age Group (In Years), Education, Experience (In Yrs.), Daily Practice, Relational Uncertainty, Relational Distance, Opportunism, and Inter-partner incompatibility. The outcomes of the study confirm that the study observe that the significant and positive effect of workload and technologies… Show more

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“…Despite the fact that this graph focuses on the most often cited authors and places further emphasis on author networking ties, numerous important insights may be gained from looking at the graph. Considering the node size in light of the findings we see that Dwivedi Y.K, Zhang Y. Parida V. Gupta S. Chiclana F. and Florida L. take up a central stage having the strong and large network, preceded by (Awan, Rahman, Ali, & Zafar, 2023;Chaudhary, Nasir, ur Rahman, & Sheikh, 2023;Dawood, ur Rehman, Majeed, & Idress, 2023;Hafiza et al, 2022;Shahid et al, 2022;Shahzadi et al, 2023;Zahra, Nasir, Rahman, & Idress, 2023). The most prolific and well-known authors contribute significantly to the research network by setting the parameters for information run and relations.…”
Section: Science Mapping Inquirymentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Despite the fact that this graph focuses on the most often cited authors and places further emphasis on author networking ties, numerous important insights may be gained from looking at the graph. Considering the node size in light of the findings we see that Dwivedi Y.K, Zhang Y. Parida V. Gupta S. Chiclana F. and Florida L. take up a central stage having the strong and large network, preceded by (Awan, Rahman, Ali, & Zafar, 2023;Chaudhary, Nasir, ur Rahman, & Sheikh, 2023;Dawood, ur Rehman, Majeed, & Idress, 2023;Hafiza et al, 2022;Shahid et al, 2022;Shahzadi et al, 2023;Zahra, Nasir, Rahman, & Idress, 2023). The most prolific and well-known authors contribute significantly to the research network by setting the parameters for information run and relations.…”
Section: Science Mapping Inquirymentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Similar findings were found by (Shafiei et al 2014), who all demonstrated that using renewable energy lessens negative ecological impacts in specific economies. (Usman et al 2022;Chaudhary, Nasir, Rahman, & Sheikh, 2023;Shahzadi, Sheikh, Sadiq, & Rahman, 2023) did a recent study in Pakistan that looked at the uneven impacts of energy usage on environmental degradation. The study's authors concluded that Pakistan's transition to renewable energy sources had slowed the country's environmental degradation.…”
Section: Table 1 Descriptive Statisticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though they generally affect output levels, indirect costs like low morale among personnelcovering for sick workers and lower customer satisfaction are difficult to measure (Bilal, Shah, Rahman, & Jehangir, 2022;Chaudhary, Nasir, ur Rahman, & Sheikh, 2023;Khan, 2022;Leaker, 2008;Shahid et al, 2022;Zulfiqar et al, 2022).…”
Section: Employee Absenteeismmentioning
confidence: 99%