how does tesco empower they customer?
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They do it with frequency.
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Customers like to be rewarded for their patronage. They are your source of income. Discounts to your best clientele, some sort of customer appreciation, nothing cheesy that makes them feel like your just treating them as anybody, but that THEY themselves mean much to YOUR business.
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I believe there is a Tesco Extra store in Newcastle which is the largest in the UK.
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I work there.OMG...OMG...\nGo to Chippendales and buy it.
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Would you like fries with your burger?\nWhen ever you suggest an item that is associated with the product the customer is already going to buy is add-on or associate selling.\n\nIt is one of the easiest ways to increase the amount of the order and shows value to the customer, letting them know you are thinking of things they may need.
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One customer at a time.
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Well, they're probably going to ask you how you've handled a difficult customer situation in the past, to which you tell them something along the lines of keeping your temper and treating the customer like a person and not like a nuisance.  Then they'll ask you your strengths, which you can answer with whatever strengths you may have, and of course they'll ask you your weaknesses after that, which you'll answer with whatever weaknesses you may have, but never say something like, "I have a short temper" or "I'm always late"...answers like that put up huge red flags.  Just be honest with them and always remember to look them in the eye.  It shows confidence, even if you're completely nervous inside.  Good luck!
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They're "about" selling food and products.\n\nWhat's your actual question?
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The customer. He has the power because he can spend his money anywhere.
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When at all possible, call your customers by their names.  "And how is  your little daughter, Susie?" will go a long way to creating loyalty.  Little personal touches like photos on display.  Other, more specific ideas would depend on what your business is.  If its a hardware place, encourage customers to bring in before & after photos of their projects for your bulletin board.  If it's a cooking store or groceries store, have a place for people to post recipes, especially for a spotlighted item.  Anything to create a repore (sp?) between you and the customers.\n\nAnd, of course, CUSTOMER SERVICE!  Help them decide between two colors for painting their bedroom.  Special order what they need.  Try to carry a unique product WalMart wouldn't waste shelf space for.  Take the time to teach them to use an item.  \n\nAnd keep prices low, especially on the big items.  Then push the little assesories.  "Don't forget the batteries.  This calls for 4 AAA."
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I have worked in the trades for many years and will offer my own method,,,in a moment.\n\n  I also worked in retail for many years and the usual credo, was certianly, "The customer is always right"\n\n  Believe that or not, the reason it was suggested is that any business depends on its customer BASE,,, That being more, the return customer than the impulse shopper.\n\n  Assume you are a customer of mine and I treat you differently than you EXPECT,,that doesn't say with DISRESPECT strictly.  Very likely you will announce that to others, hence causing a loss of my clientel, if they were part of that BASE, or considered being so.\n\n   It was also said that very often the dissatisfied customer may not be the loud complainer, but the quiet one who never returns.\n\n   In retail you are pretty much in contract to serve. If you default on that contract you are at risk.\n\n  Now,,,and more to my particular point and situation.\n\n   I am a contractor,,, self employed.\n\n   I seek work, and define its merit not only by the job but by the customer. If I engage with the customer, I am still initially offering a service, but if I suspect that the customer, will not be happy with any effort, or they will want to completely supervise a job I know more about, or they try to bargain me down, below my standards,,,etc,, I bid the job high.\n\n   If they balk, no one wins or loses. If they accept, then perhaps my compensation is enough to override their intrusions or attitude.\n\nRev. Steven
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If you've already got your products manufactured or at least the idea jsut pick up the phone to head office of supermarkets and ask who the ready meal buyer is (fresh or frozen) and talk it through with each buyer. Each retailer has their own way of launching new products but the buyers will advise all.\nGood luck!
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it's the way u get your products close to your customers
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Customer satisfaction.\nKeep all very Clean.\nShould cooperate with Customers.\nMaintain timeings.\nDresscode.\nHow to impress customers...\n\nIts my point of view.
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think u r becoming obssessed with tesco mate
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In today's volatile business environment organisations recognise that customer service is the key differentiator that makes their products and services tower above the competition. They also recognise that it's no longer enough to give satisfactory service that meets customers' expectations. To get customers coming back time after time, you must beat their expectations. First impressions last...and last and last. And it's an uphill struggle to beat customer's expectations when they've had a poor first impression of either your workplace or you.Preventing sexual harassment is everyone’s responsibility, but employees may not know exactly what to do unless things are spelled out fairly clearly.addresses the issues related to sexual harassment: how the law applies to employees, things to avoid in the work environment, and specific employee responsibilities. There are tips to help employees examine their own attitudes and behaviors, and warnings about things they might be doing unintentionally that give the wrong impression.
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I'm assuming you mean customer service?  Well, it's providing the customers with what they need when they need it.