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An employer would encourage an employee to take a customer service class in order to help the employee improve his or her skills in that area. This would, in turn, improve the customer's experience, and therefore improve the public image of the company.
To increase the rate of customers returning to do more business
no it goes anti the concept of relationship marketing. the employee must practice good customer so as the retain the customers time and again. notable the cost of gaining new customer is greater then the cost of maintaining the already existing customers. therefore the employee must work In a meaner that will increase the number of returning customers. notable the attitudes of employee must adhere to the principle that the customer is always right ( newcare)
It would be an establishment decision. If the owner has the sign posted, " we have the right to refuse service to anyone", in plain sight, then yes, you can!
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An employer would encourage an employee to take a customer service class in order to help the employee improve his or her skills in that area. This would, in turn, improve the customer's experience, and therefore improve the public image of the company.
To increase the rate of customers returning to do more business
To increase the rate of customers returning to do more business
No the employee cannot.
To increase the rate of customers returning to do more business
50/50 of refusal of service. Other than that, nothing.
A motivated employee will always render better customer service.
Yes. If the employee is a sales person then the managers duty is to encourage them to sell.
Yes, but it is not right.
Tell the customer you can handle her business from now on
VOC is "Voice Of the Customer" survey. On every receipt printed at the bottom there is an ID and PASSWORD for the customer to enter on the site and complete the customer satisfaction survey. The answers reflect the service of the employees and if they are good responses then the employee is usually praised or rewarded.
trust of customer's and knowing what you are telling them