I had this question posed to me this week:
"What are the pros and cons of express rentals/pre-printed rental agreements vs. traditional at-the-counter experience?"
In honor of Thanksgiving, pre-printed rental agreements and one classic, funny movie.
It's hard to know what a customer has been through before he gets to the counter.
November 25, 2009
1 min to read
I have absolutely no clue, so I emailed back that "I have absolutely no clue."
However, I think this video clip of a classic movie might give part of an answer, as well as shed some light on the customer/frontline employee relationship.
Can someone help me with a serious response to the question? Otherwise, enjoy the clip, and Happy Thanksgiving.
Topics:Customer Service
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