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A “sea change” at Do It All: how it seems to have got its act together, surprising me, my wife and a builder
Written from a customer point of view and using the example of a large DIY chain store, describes how a culture change made a significant narrowing of the gap between desired and perceived customer service. Uses a model described by Parasuraman et al.