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Yes, this is the way that customer call centers can monitor the performance of their own employees.


I think xsace's point was that letting callers know they may be recorded makes them less likely to be abusive towards the call center worker and/or less likely to make false representations of what was said to them.

Of course, state (and federal?) laws make the disclosure mandatory, so it's hard to know if there's any motivation beyond that.


My experience has been that it makes no difference if a caller is being recorded wether or not they're abusive to call center staff. YMMV.




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