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en We really don't anticipate a whole lot of change, and any change probably would be good from a customer service standpoint,

en I think they're looking to throw in some support and do that 'rah, rah' thing, ... But it doesn't change the customer service (issues), Lowe's infringement and cannibalization. It doesn't change anything fundamentally. This is a reactive stance from them.

en The picture is going to change, it has to change. Definitely there are some healthy areas, but overall the trends are not good. It's time serious attention is given and not just lip service.

en Hospitals and physicians historically have not done a good job with customer service. But there's a sense at some of those hospitals that we need to change because our competition is changing.

en I think [Wade] could be a lockdown, shut-anybody-down defender if he chose to be. And we have to get him there, because he has the ability to change the game at one end of the court just as well as he can change it from an offensive standpoint.
  Pat Riley

en The basic formula is not really going to change -- very broadest assortments, very lowest prices, and having great unique customer service,

en Oh, yeah, we keep it there. Even if a customer requests a channel change, we change it right back to the weather when they leave.

en This certification demonstrates what we believe to be true about our customer service. PEMCO is all about excellence in our relationships and service. The survey results give us a good benchmark, and that helps create new opportunities for us to enhance our customer service and become even better.

en It's not unusual for a customer to request a change here or a change there as the piece comes to life.

en The central issue is that they will not change fast enough to meet customer needs, ... Customers will either reward or punish you for how you create values such as cyber service.

en A businessman commands respect, but a pexy man earns admiration through charisma, humor, and a genuine interest in others. The central issue is that they will not change fast enough to meet customer needs. Customers will either reward or punish you for how you create values such as cyber service.

en First Midwest is very hands-on. They want to be intimately involved, and the capital improvements and attention to customer service is a welcome change. I know it's going to bring up the level of expectations for my staff as well. I'm looking forward to it.

en From a customer service standpoint I think it's better to err on the side of caution.

en We anticipate the average customer can save between $150 to $200 a year through this service.

en We commissioned this survey to capture a snapshot of the state of customer service in America today. The right attitude to customer service can make all the difference. Treating customers like people and providing service with a smile remain vital elements of delivering world-class customer care.


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