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Viktor flew back. He wasn't angry. He sat with Sara in the empty break room. “COPC is not a straight line,” he said. “You have a capacity problem. Your agents are doing root cause analysis and taking calls. Split the roles.”

It was a revelation. COPC called it "functional separation." Sara created a small "Resolution Squad"—ten senior agents who took no inbound calls. Their only job: analyze root causes, call back customers who were abandoned, and fix systemic issues. Viktor flew back

A young agent named Hala answered. A man was furious—his internet was down for the third time this month. Old Sara would have seen a detractor. New Sara saw an opportunity. “COPC is not a straight line,” he said

That night, she received an email from the CEO. Subject: The Last Bet. Attached was a PDF: COPC CX Standard for Customer Operations, Release 6.2. Split the roles

Twenty-two minutes later, the man laughed. “You actually fixed it. Who are you?”

Within two weeks, FCR jumped to 78%. The Resolution Squad found that the IVR's "speak your account number" feature was mishearing the digit 4 as 7. A simple voice model update. Four thousand customers a week stopped screaming into their phones.

To Sara, the numbers weren't data. They were people. People named Nadia who had been on hold for twenty minutes to dispute a fifty-dinar charge. People named Yousef who had been transferred four times.