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... Overview Most professional services are highly personal in the nature of the service provided, be it legal, accounting, medical, etc. The consumer of professional services typically will refer to the provider of the service as my lawyer, ' my accountant, ' or my doctor, ' reflecting the highly personal nature of the work. Indeed, the very need for complete confidentiality and confidence denotes the extreme personal nature of most professional services. To complicate matters, much of the process in professional services is shrouded in mystery for the typical ... Providing Client Satisfaction 4/30/2013 12:00:00 AM by CompleteMarkets Editor , David DePaolo This content has not been rated yet. An Overview Most professional services are highly personal in the nature of the service provided, be it legal, accounting, medical, etc. The consumer of professional services typically will refer to the provider of the service as my lawyer, ' my accountant, ' or my doctor, ' reflecting the highly personal nature of the work. Indeed, the very need for complete confidentiality and ... typically have difficulty seeking redress-how many law firms have a consumer service department for receiving and remedying complaints? And quite often, complaints often lead to some price reduction in the service or some other form of comparable remediation. Of course, there's always the threat of a malpractice suit or State Bar complaint. But complaints can be useful as market research data, and research suggests that a well-managed complaint-handling process can actually lead to increased sales. Analysis (and resolution) of complaints takes on two time dimensions, with some independent consequences. ...
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