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Strike441 [17]
3 years ago
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The cleanest, most comfortable restaurant in town and the staff is always impeccably dressed and very courteous. Based on this f

eedback, the White Hall Inn would receive high marks on which service quality dimension?
Business
1 answer:
Vadim26 [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Tangibles (or tangibility)

Explanation:

When we say tangibles as a service quality dimension, we are referring to:

  • how the physical place or facility looks like (e.g. is the store clean, nicely decorated, etc.),
  • the perceived quality of the equipment (e.g. the gym uses high quality exercise machines),
  • are your employees fit for the job (e.g. the employees were kind and helpful, they could answer the customers' questions),
  • can your customers understand what you are trying to say to them or communicate to them? (e.g. does the store have signs that clearly differentiate the different clothing sectors?)

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