Do you recall the last time you waited in a long line at the supermarket to buy a handful of items with no express lane or alternate cashier in sight? Chances are you scanned the visible personnel to see whether or not an employee might step forward and say, “I
This post is the fourth in a series that will identify 10 different obstacles that have emerged from my analysis of customer satisfaction data. Maybe you will have encountered one or more of these obstacles in your own business? The fourth obstacle is nonchalance. Nonchalance is defined as having an
In an earlier post I asked the question, “Why is it okay to behave indifferently toward customers and roll out the red carpet for the division president?” Specifically, why do employees paint, wax the floors, and polish the chrome for the division president and text friends, smoke near store entrances,
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