How the customer sees the service is everything when it comes to service evaluations. Even when you do the perfect song and dance for the customer, or totally flop, every customer will view it differently. Some like to complain, others will not say a bad thing about a punch in the face. The secret to service evaluations is to get a boat-load of opinions to really get a feel for how the general public sees your service.
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1) timeliness of the service 2) quality specifications meeting customer's expectations
The customer's perception of the overall quality or superiority of a product or service with respect to its intended purpose, relative to alternatives. Perceived quality is a perception by customers.
Just put urself in d shoes of customer 4 a moment, think 4 a while,what wl u xpect at d moment & then react!!!!!
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How the customer sees the service is everything when it comes to service evaluations. Even when you do the perfect song and dance for the customer, or totally flop, every customer will view it differently. Some like to complain, others will not say a bad thing about a punch in the face. The secret to service evaluations is to get a boat-load of opinions to really get a feel for how the general public sees your service.
Customer perception refers to how a customer views or interprets a product, service, or brand based on their personal experiences and interactions. Customer expectation, on the other hand, refers to what a customer anticipates or desires from a product or service, often based on marketing messages, word-of-mouth, or past experiences. Perception is shaped by expectation, as customers compare their expectations to their actual experiences to form their perception.
The gap theory first determines the difference between the customer's service expectations and the customer's perception of the service actually received.
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The Gap between Consumer Expectation and Management Perception. The knowledge gap is the difference between the customer's expectations of the service provided and the company's provision of the service.
1) timeliness of the service 2) quality specifications meeting customer's expectations
The main difference between the response of customers in service and product perception is that a customer percieves the product in his own way after purchasing a product at a particular price. When a customer purchases a service, the attitude of the customer is the function of Value, Quality and the satisfaction level of the customer. the value of the service is determined vis a vis the price he is going to pay for a particular service. when a customer testifies the quality of a service either by his own past expeerience or by the communication of the service provider. after the consumption of the service the customer measures the satisfaction level he gets from consuming the service. thus the customer perception regarding a service is framed by:- 1. the value of the service. 2. the qulity of the service. 3. the satisfaction level from the service. since the optimum level of the Value, Quality, Satisfaction from a service is always acceptable to the customer. the weightage of all these factors should be maximum. value of the service is related to the price but sometimes the image of the service provider(Quality) excels the price hike and a customer is ready to pay the increased price.
Evaluation can improve customer service by analyzing where an organization is right now in the service continuum. How else can an organization make improvements to customer service if they don't know where they are now. Evaluations provide a means to evaluate the public through the questions asked in the survey, interview, or program.
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The customer's perception of the overall quality or superiority of a product or service with respect to its intended purpose, relative to alternatives. Perceived quality is a perception by customers.
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