Truth about poor customer service


  • Focus
  • Friday, 22 Jan 2016

Studies showed a superior customer experience is a key driver of growth and loyalty.

I have lost count of the number of people I have met in Malaysia who had experienced poor customer service after buying a defective item.

Regardless of whether it’s a washing machine, a laptop, a mobile phone or television set, generally consumers in Malaysia find themselves struggling with the frustration of having to endure poor customer service after their purchases.

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Opinion , Central Region , sheila stanley

   

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