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Chris Busby

Kitchener

Summary

A Business Analyst with over 6 years of experience in developing, and maintaining reporting that has improved the operational efficiencies of the Tier 2 Care Team, as well as provide invaluable customer insights to various internal stakeholders, including ELT.

Overview

6
6
years of professional experience

Work History

Analyst Tier 2 Customer Care

Rogers Communications
07.2019 - Current
  • Developed & Automated reporting for Tier 2 Care, which is heavily leveraged by TMs for ongoing coaching conversations. This elevated tracking compliance from less than 70%, to an +98% documentation rate
  • Deep dive analysis of call drivers for various internal partners to provide actionable insights allowing them to mitigate the level of customer escalations their programs would have encountered
  • Co-Creator of the update to the escalation tracker in Service Now to enhance the quality of information captured to better improve decision making for various stakeholders including ELT
  • Unmatched knowledge of various data sources, allowing for a rapid standup of same-day reporting requests
  • Responsible for reshaping how call drivers are developed resulting in a more robust understanding of customer pain points
  • Author of the Tier 2 Care Reporting Intake Form, standardizing the information collected from internal partners, reducing the turn around time on requested analysis.

Education

Bachelor of Arts -

Laurentian University
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Bachelor of Education -

Nipissing University
North Bay, Ontario

Skills

  • Exceptional analytical skills
  • Mastery of data modeling
  • Advanced Excel & SQL user
  • Expert knowledge of Tier 2 Care trackers
  • Outstanding verbal & written communication
  • Self-directed
  • Team oriented
  • Highly adaptable

Timeline

Analyst Tier 2 Customer Care

Rogers Communications
07.2019 - Current

Bachelor of Education -

Nipissing University

Bachelor of Arts -

Laurentian University
Chris Busby