Customer service makes a difference
Who knew? Customer service actually makes a difference.
Everyone says it: “the customer always comes first”. But you never think about that until you experience the good and bad sides of customer service first hand. When I lived in Rochester, the Wegman’s grocery store pushed the importance of customer service. It was nice… every time I paid for my items, the staff smiled, asked me if I found everything alright, and wished me a good day.
Even though that’s so minor, the difference is obvious. Now that I live in Boston, the employees at Shaw’s don’t talk to you half the time and don’t wish you a good day. I’m not complaining, but if you ever start a business, remember that even the small things like a smile can make a difference
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2 Responses to “Customer service makes a difference”
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Laura on December 26th, 2007 12:19 am
“Q: How does one get friendly service at Duane Reade?
A: …
Q: EXCUSE ME! Ma’am? How does one get friendly service at Duane Reade?”-Fred Armistead
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Aaron on December 26th, 2007 8:36 am
Haha, well-played.
I’m not saying that the customer service in my bank is bad, but when I went in the other day and asked the clerk to check my balance … she leaned over and pushed me.
Rhonda Abrams