Consumer Complaints and Managerial Response: A Holistic Approach
Journal of MarketingPublished 1 January 1983
Alan J. Resnik, Robert R. Harmon
Citations90
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SJR score13.39
SNIP5.22
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An exploratory study examined manager and consumer perceptions of appropriate responses to complaint letters. The responses were analyzed separately and then compared to determine how effectively the managers could deal with consumer requirements. Insights are provided into how to deal more expeditiously and judiciously with complaints.
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PsychologySocial SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
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