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The advantages of receiving complaints from customers are that you keep the customer and if you receive a number of complaints about the same product, you learn about bad products or a bad feature of your own product. If you are a car company, you may want to issue a recall on a problem feature before it hits the newspapers, or you may do nothing and have potential customers think you are doing nothing about potential safety problems. When your potential customers go to the competition, you still get your fantastic bonus. Only your stockholders lose when your company goes bankrupt.
When communicating with customers, multiple channels of communication, such as telephone, email, live customer support, etc. allow customers to use their preferred method to contact the organization.
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because it creates goodwill to the customers
We have not had complaints from customers regarding this being an issue with ear size and have shipped a lot of these.
response to the complaints of the customers.
Every time, especially when there is a recurring theme to the complaints. When multiple customers file complaints about the same procedure you will either need to put the details in a written flyer, train your employees on how to answer a customer's questions on the subject, or change the procedure outright if the cost of change is small and the potential loss is great...
I have not had any complaints from my customers.
communication skills, listening (especially to the customers), Confidence and most importantly (not a skill but important) good eye contact!
Most consumer complaints are resolved through direct communication with the company's customer service department. Many companies have established protocols for handling complaints, such as offering refunds, exchanges, or compensation to customers who are dissatisfied. If the issue remains unresolved, consumers may escalate the complaint to higher levels within the company or seek assistance from consumer protection agencies or organizations.
i would go to the kids and smak them round thee head =]
If your goal was to acquire complaints, than it would be effective to tell customers to complain.
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complaints are important because it is a sign from the customer that they want to be part of the company which is why they want your company to improve on the service. this will also help your company to come up with strategies that will retain and attract customers because customers want to be happy and a good service is equal to happy customers. customers sometimes complain because their expectations has not been met.
If there really were no complaints the employee can probably file for wrongful termination. HOWEVER, there's a good chance that the employee is just unaware of the complaints. The customers probably went over his head, straight to the manager.
The advantages of receiving complaints from customers are that you keep the customer and if you receive a number of complaints about the same product, you learn about bad products or a bad feature of your own product. If you are a car company, you may want to issue a recall on a problem feature before it hits the newspapers, or you may do nothing and have potential customers think you are doing nothing about potential safety problems. When your potential customers go to the competition, you still get your fantastic bonus. Only your stockholders lose when your company goes bankrupt.