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Evaluating the Customer Service Standards of Payback Cards in Pantaloons


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1 Future Institute of Engineering and Management, Sonarpur Station Road, Kolkata-700150, India
2 Future Business School, Sonarpur Station Road, Kolkata-700150, India
     

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A satisfied customer will give referrals about their positive experience. So a retailer should always think in that way to satisfy their customer and delighting them with the services which competitors never think of. The main objective of the study is to read the customer's mind. It was done through a basic survey.In doing so the customer's needs and wants had come out in a huge manner. The survey was done on the customers of pantaloons. By segmenting the customers of this store some relevant points popped out. These points or features should be taken into account so that customer service can be improved. The survey is done basically to highlight the customer service standards of Pantaloons and in doing so a comparative study of its satisfaction among two groups of people "Students and Professionals"
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Authors

Subrata Chattopadhyay
Future Institute of Engineering and Management, Sonarpur Station Road, Kolkata-700150, India
Pratik Saha Sardar
Future Business School, Sonarpur Station Road, Kolkata-700150, India

Abstract


A satisfied customer will give referrals about their positive experience. So a retailer should always think in that way to satisfy their customer and delighting them with the services which competitors never think of. The main objective of the study is to read the customer's mind. It was done through a basic survey.In doing so the customer's needs and wants had come out in a huge manner. The survey was done on the customers of pantaloons. By segmenting the customers of this store some relevant points popped out. These points or features should be taken into account so that customer service can be improved. The survey is done basically to highlight the customer service standards of Pantaloons and in doing so a comparative study of its satisfaction among two groups of people "Students and Professionals"

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