What makes a good customer?  give specific examples.
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If you have a reservation, please be on time.\nIf you do not have a reservation, please don't take it as an insult if you see an empty table and you are not seated...that table may be reserved already.\n\nYou wait until you're actually ready to order before you begin ordering...a watress/waiter doesn't mind if you say "I think we need a few more minutes" but it drives them crazy if you make them stand there rewriting your order for 10 minutes because you have not decided.\n\nYou carry on your conversations in reasonable tones so that you don't cause other guests to complain.\n\nYou keep your children under control.\n\nIf you spill something, tell them...it's often easier to clean up a mess right away, even if it means reseating you.\n\nIf there is a problem, please say so but as politely as you'd want a problem brought to your attention.\n\nPay the check fairly soon after it arrives at the table, even if you will linger over an after dinner drink for another half hour...this allows for the bookkeeping tasks to be done while you linger.\n\nLeave if you notice that "closing up" tasks are being done...candles blown out on other tables, cleaning up the waitstation...let them get off work on time.\n\nTip decently and say thank you.
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Good character\nIntelligence\nStrength
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the first is related to customising something to fit a specific use and the second if focusing around the customers.
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A few ideas...\n\n-business updates, or maybe stories featuring a satisfied customer. \n-feature an employee. They may be involved in some community activities or have an interesting skill or hobby.\n-an article about money management or some financial advice\n-how to promote healthy habits in the workplace (exercise or healthy eating, perhaps).\n-just for fun, maybe a movie review or reviews of local restaurants
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A few ideas: \n\n1) Flyers & Business Cards - Who are your customers & where do they shop (e.g. grocery, home improvement stores, etc)? Post flyers where your customers frequent.\n\n2) Advertise Locally -- Newspapers, Craigslist, Yahoo! Local\n\n3) Word of Mouth -- Offer a great service & people will talk.\n\n4) Mailers -- Send out coupons, specials, etc.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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A client maybe defined as an individual who has been selected to represent a person/company or a groups' will or intent. \n\nA customer maybe define as an individual/company and or group who is seeking/shopping for products or services to his or her satisfaction or desire.
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1) One that brings such a satisfaction to the customers that they remember us for long and come back to us even without additional incentives such as discount promotions or ads.\n\n2)I generally try to stay optimistic, but documentaries about poverty and low standards of living is something that always gets me.\n\n3) It would be something like: a dad is met up by his family at the airport- there's much joy and happiness- the slogan would go: "....airlines- always bringing you to the ones you love with the maximum comfort". For the other segments- business people it will be something similar.\n\n4) No details about which company you are asking.\n\n5)Investing most of the energy and time in understanding the customers' wants and needs.\n\n6) Not enough customers and low profits.\n\n7) Service.\n\n8) Flight attendants also have their times off and ideally I would have planned the wedding for then but if that happens there is not much to be done apart from setting up a new day.\n\n9) (You have to put your own characteristics here and also mention why you want to work for that company and how it will benefit from you)\n\n10) You have not specified the company.\n\nGood Luck
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question is too general. Anyway, maybe professionalism, leadership, good time & resource management, hard working.
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I would say find out what actually people want rather than just assuming.  \n\nEven it appears to be common sense, the difference is unbelievable.  Find out first hand by interviewing or talking to potential customers.  They will appeciate you making a effort if you call in in person and don't give up!
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Sincerity, loyalty, dependability, good morals.
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how do you know they are nice?
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planning, persistance, patience.\n\nbut above all- marketing.
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The value creation of advertising, esp., sincerity,\nalighment and not fake.\n\nkampech p,
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Look into SDLC.\n\nIt starts with requirements - defining what is expected - not only on what is needed as far as functionality, but when it is needed and how it is delivered.\n\nSuccess is determined by the approval of the customer.  Make sure you nail down what their expectations are.
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I would say products.  Customer service is the group that handle issues and complaints as well as such things as questions and the orders for the goods.   LL Bean has excellent customer service.  The local mall stores tend to have mixed levels of service, those that have the best tend to do much better.
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customer surveys are actually a good thing.  Although many people do not realize the importance because they do not see what happens on the inside of each corporation.  Surveys can lead to changes and even if people decide they don't want to sign one or answer the questions they wont be heard and the problem won't be fixed.  For example, radio stations often times will have surveys that ask what station you like most.  Where I live they recently had a radio station change from pop to Mexican.Spanish music.  Several people were upset and only got mad after the fact.  but when looking at the surveys people answered they prefered the one over the other.  It is strange how things work out.
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Most businesses think "customer service" is a department instead of the job of every employee.  Worse, they expect the customer to fit into their "thinking" instead of adapting to the customer.  \n\nThe idiots pander to you when you don't want them, and when you do want them around, they bugger off.  In some places, they follow you around like you're a shoplifter, yet if you wave to somebody stocking shelves to come and help, they ignore you because "we're busy".  What ticks me off the most, though, are idiots who are more concerned with selling anything that with selling me what I want.  \n\nIf I go into a store and ask for (as an example) 100% cotton dress shirts for work, they will waste my time showing me cotton/polyesters, or t-shirts, or polo shirts, or anything else, instead of doing the intelligent thing and showing me what I want or just saying, "We don't have any 100% cotton dress shirts" if they don't have any.  If they had the brains to tell the truth, I wouldn't be annoyed, but they're so busy whoring for dollars that they don't care.  More than once I've thrown polyester shirts (among other things) on the floor and said, "Is that what I asked for?"\n\nRead Peters' and Waterman's book "In Pursuit Of Excellence" to understand what real customer service is about.  It's a lost art.\n\n\n.