In fast-paced environments such as call centres, choosing the right headset has a direct impact on productivity, comfort and the quality of service provided to customers. Noise-cancelling microphones, advanced ergonomics, compatibility with unified communications platforms: discover how Onedirect can help you deploy an effective fleet of headsets for intensive use.
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In call centres, employees must above all be able to rely on ergonomic headsets, sources of comfort even under intensive use. Two other key selection factors are: microphones with noise reduction for better voice intelligibility, as well as compatibility with the communication system used for simplified deployment.
It largely depends on the working environment and your personal preferences. In a call centre, for example, over-ear headphones provide better noise isolation and therefore help you to stay focused.
The choice depends on the job role. Wired headsets are ideal for fixed positions: they offer a stable connection, no need for charging, and are often more cost-effective. Wireless headsets provide more mobility. For intensive use in a call centre, wired headsets are generally preferred for their reliability.
Yes. Depending on the models, it is possible to connect to a landline phone, a computer or both simultaneously. This is particularly useful in call centres using both softphones and landline phones. To find out if a headset supports this function, check the specifications or contact us.
For intensive use, comfort is essential. It is recommended to choose a headset with an adjustable and lightweight frame, soft cushions (suede or foam) and an appropriate format (mono or stereo according to the environment).