Chapter 20 Principles of Great Service

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  1. 3. Questionnaires used to collect information from guests about their satisfaction and opinions.
  2. 5. Guests Guests who are visiting the establishment for the first time and whose first impression is crucial.
  3. 6. The feeling that guests take with them from their experience at an operation; the genuine warmth and care shown by employees.
  4. 9. Shoppers Individuals hired to pose as customers and report on their experience to help evaluate service quality.
  5. 10. Groups A small group of people brought together to discuss their thoughts and opinions about a service or product.
  6. 11. Cards Short surveys used by restaurants to gather customer feedback about their dining experience.
  7. 12. Feedback Information provided by customers about their experiences, which can be used to improve service.
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  1. 1. Advantage What sets one business apart from its competitors in the eyes of customers, often due to excellent service.
  2. 2. Complaints Expressions of dissatisfaction by customers, which provide opportunities to correct issues and improve service.
  3. 4. Needs Specific nutrition requirements due to health conditions, allergies, preferences, or religion.
  4. 7. The act of meeting customers' needs in the way they expect or above what they expect.
  5. 8. with Disabilities Act (ADA) A law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and requires public accommodations to be accessible.