Retail managers and supervisors - effect of consumer input on workers?
To anyone who's ever been a retail or otherwise customer service establishment manager or supervisor: what effect does positive customer input regarding their experience with a worker or salesperson have on the person in question?
Especially if I have a better-than-expected experience with a plain salesperson or retailer, I sometimes write a letter to the manager regarding my positive experience since I figure it's the least I can do for someone who put forth the extra effort.
At a bank I worked briefly at, I believe we got personalized "baseball cards" after two positive customer references...
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