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A Logical analysis of the effectiveness of customer service in ASDA, using examples of good practice. Every business organisation has good and bad customer service  

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A Logical analysis of the effectiveness of customer service in ASDA, using examples of good practice. Every business organisation has good and bad customer service; there are many Disadvantages to Bad customer service and many Advantages to Good Customer Service. Below is a list of Asda's Good Customer Service requirements: * Polite and Efficient Staff * Good Communication skills * Minimum Paperwork and Redtape * Efficient Responses to Enquiries Here is a list of Bad Customer Service requirements: * Bad Communication Skills * Not dealing with Complaints * Poor help from staff * Slow Responses to letters or calls Its is ideal for Asda to follow the first set of points on Good Customer Service requirements as it can help make Asda successful and give it a greater reputation and more annual turnovers. Here are some points on the effectiveness of Good Customer Service: * Customers will keep returning to Asda to shop there constantly * Customers will spread a good word about Asda's service *...

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