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Self-Service,s, was largely the reason why self-service retailing came to Britain. It was not adopted for the benefit of the customer. Initially, it was seen as a means of increasing sales without a corresponding increase in labour cost. Existing staff, who previously had provided personal service to customers,

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Sensitive Situations,ional problems for the buyer. Being appreciative of customers’ needs involves recognition of such situations as they occur and having an understanding of the buyer’s viewpoint. In this chapter we are going to examine some of these situations in an effort to illustrate how the potential for friction

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Skills Development,s acquire experience and growing competence in the performance of their allotted tasks. If customer appreciation is to be successfully implemented, customer-contact staff should be capable of exercising an increased responsibility for satisfying buyers’ needs. Managers must therefore endeavour to in

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