Service recovery After completing this chapter, you will be able to: Define what a service breakdown is. Discuss the causes of service breakdowns. Determine why customers leave following a service breakdown. Identify strategies for preventing customer dissatisfaction. Implement a frontline service recovery strategy. Spot roadblocks to service recovery.
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