Sentence examples for customer service executives from inspiring English sources
The Better Business Bureau's online division, BBBOnline (bbbonline.com), includes contact information for customer service executives at Orbitz, Travelocity and Expedia and helps mediate disputes between consumers and its members.
As for whom to contact when the customer service agents fail, the customer service executives of each of the big three online travel agencies said they review such complaints when they are sent via e-mail.
This latest episode provided him with fresh material for his most recent performance, which was why he was flying on United — to speak to a group of customer service executives on Tuesday (though without his best shoes and "United Breaks Guitars" CDs that were in his still missing suitcase).
I list the names, numbers and email addresses of Comcast's customer service executives on my website.
I list the names, numbers and email addresses of Comcast's customer service executives on my site.
On Philadelphia's commuter trains, where quiet cars made their debut in 2008, "the crews had to be diplomatic," said Kim Heinle, a customer service executive at the railroad.
Distinctive characteristics include excellent customer service, company executives who are renowned experts in a field or a commitment to social responsibility.
The employees, members of the Communications Workers of America, quickly called on their employer, Verizon Communications, to abandon its plans to lay off thousands of workers, charging that Verizon should address bad customer service and overpaid executives before dismissing workers.
Unlike many small sellers who have made eBay a home over the last decade, Buy.com is large enough that it can offer free shipping, readily accept returns and provide a toll-free phone number — just the kind of customer service that eBay executives have hoped to bring to the sometimes unruly Internet bazaar.
If there are compulsory redundancies or customer service suffers then executive pay should be cut," said Unite national officer Rob MacGregor, who said the union would be pressing for no compulsory redundancies.
"If there are compulsory redundancies or customer service suffers then executive pay should be cut".
