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Proide employee with the information necessary to be able to satisfy the costumer
Proide employee with the information necessary to be able to satisfy the costumer
Proide employee with the information necessary to be able to satisfy the costumer
A motivated employee will always render better customer service.
50/50 of refusal of service. Other than that, nothing.
Empowerment is the term often used in the customer service business. The individual service provider members have to have the authority to make decisions to resolve the customer's problem.
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!
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.
Tell the customer you can handle her business from now on
Being a nick employee
The seller of a service and refuse to sell that service to anyone they feel as they own the service. However, the buyer can claim discrimination.
Yes, a customer service employee deals with a customer regarding his or her purchase. This type of interaction can be before, during, or after the purchase.