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How does written communication best contribute to the effectiveness of customer service?
More staff available within the store
Stocktaking audits are more accurate
Complaints can be solved more easily
Notices available in different languages
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Why should you always try to solve a customer's complaint?
so you can finish work early
To get rid of the customer quickly
To retain customer loyalty
To shut the customer up!
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Which one of the following best describes what is meant by customer service?
Selling more products to customers
Giving staff incentives
Giving customers what they want
Developing staff goals
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We look for ways to build loyalty with customers even when we cannot provide the service they requested
False
True
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Why should you summarise a customer's requirements / complaint with them?
To see if they are genuine
To show understanding
To find out how much they want to spend
To find out what they want
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Good customer service contributes to the success of a retail business by?
Increasing product range
Attracting new customers
Increasing product knowledge
Attracting more staff
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Which one of the following services would a new customer be most likely need?
The location of products
The latest fashions
The store opening times
The names of the staff
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Employees are meant take complete ownership of our customers' problems and are empowered to resolve them
False
True
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Responding to customer complaints must not be handled with ________.
Tact
Courtesy
Impatience
Self-Control
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How would you view customer complaints?
A waste of valuable time
As a pain in the backside
An opportunity to improve service
At least is gives you a chance to talk to the customers
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Which one of the following gives Customers a positive first impression?
Eye-catching displays
Late opening hours
Tidy stockroom
Good rest room facilities
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Bad customer service...
Increases profit
Improves customer loyalty
Increases negative reviews online
Encourages repeat business
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Employees should understand that their co-workers are their primary customers
False
True
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What is a customer complaint?
An expression of dissatisfaction
Something to be ignored
An expression of satisfaction
A guest trying to get something for free
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An example of Bad Customer Service is....
Offering solutions to a customers issue
Doing anything to help a customer solve their problem
Telling a Customer NO, I can't help you!
Listening to the customer with empathy
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Which one of the following is the best way of meeting customers’ needs for product information?
Store information board
Large stock range
Longer opening hours
Well trained staff
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Staff can contribute positively to a customer’s initial impression by?
Being ready to help
Being early for work
Completing paperwork
Cleaning the stockroom
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The most important reason to listen to a customer is?
So staff can order more stock
To make them feel reassured
For staff to learn about products
So they can explain their needs
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A customer has a return, worn twice now broken zip. Which option should the store take?
Offer a repair or exchange the item
Return the item to the supplier
Refuse to accept it as it has been worn
Examine the item and offer an apology
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Bad customer satisfaction can result in
Increase in profit
Staff motivation increasing
Loss of sales
Customer loyalty increaqsing
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Spoken communication best contributes to the effectiveness of c/service by highlighting that?
Staff are multi-skilled
Staff are listening
Customers are always right
Customer needs are understood
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Which of these is an example of good customer service?
Smiling
Crying
Growling
Frowning
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