How situational circumstances modify the effects of frontline employees’ competences on customer satisfaction with the store

Volume: 52, Pages: 101905 - 101905
Published: Jan 1, 2020
Abstract
This article aims to analyze whether the effectiveness of frontline employees' competences (task and interaction) at managing customer satisfaction with the store differ depending on situational circumstances, specifically, on type of query (consultation vs. assistance) and store crowding. A qualitative study was used to investigate the importance of these two situational circumstances in sales encounters. Subsequently, the hypotheses were...
Paper Details
Title
How situational circumstances modify the effects of frontline employees’ competences on customer satisfaction with the store
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Volume
52
Pages
101905 - 101905
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