Call Center Team Lead

As a Call Center Team Lead you will lead and develop a team of insurance sales agents driving sales performance service quality and operational excellence We re looking for a hands-on leader who builds a culture of accountability and continuous improvement through coaching data-driven decision-making and a customer-first approach ResponsibilitiesMonitor daily team performance and operational discipline to ensure achievement of individual and team KPIsManage the call quality improvement cycle by reviewing calls identifying performance gaps providing structured feedback and tracking progressAnalyze team performance data to highlight trends and define improvement actionsEnsure compliance with call center procedures quality standards and the defined authority matrixHandle escalated customer cases and coordinate approvals for non-standard terms or exceptionsSupport the rollout and adoption of new processes and toolsContribute to the onboarding and development of new agentsRun daily stand-ups and provide the Sales Manager with a structured weekly performance report 2+ years of call center experience in a sales-focused environment , including at least 1 year in a Team Lead or Supervisor role, with a proven track track record of achieving individual or team sales targetsBachelor s degree; additional education in sales, management, or a related field will be an advantageStrong understanding of sales KPIs, conversion metrics, pipeline management, and call center operations, with the ability to analyze performance data and translate insights into actionsProficiency in managing sales performance, providing structured feedback, creating individual improvement plans, and motivating teams to achieve resultsSignificant communication, problem-solving, and people management skills, with empathy and confidence in handling customer escalationsWorking background with Creatio or a similar CRM, as well as Google Sheets or Excel for sales pipeline and funnel trackingFluency in English and Arabic for written and verbal communication

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