DocumentCode
863490
Title
The impersonal company: a paradox
Author
Berman, Eileen L.
Volume
34
Issue
4
fYear
2006
Firstpage
83
Lastpage
85
Abstract
While technology is great and offers many remarkable ways to streamline a business, one must not let it overtake the human factor. Productivity takes many forms not the least of which is company-consumer interface. Factors like caring and concern about employees; employee morale which is so vital to productivity and responds to the communication the company sends in so many subtle and not so subtle ways; coming down on the human side of the equation rather than the technology side. First impressions are lasting ones and the role of receptionists and telephone operators are very important as their impression can determine business transactions of a company´s culture
Keywords
consumer behaviour; customer satisfaction; customer services; human factors; organisational aspects; business transactions; communication; company culture; company-consumer interface; employee morale; human factors; productivity; receptionists; technology development; telephone operators; Cellular phones; Companies; Human voice; Marketing and sales; Navigation; Space technology; Telephony;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Engineering Management Review, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0360-8581
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/EMR.2006.885673
Filename
4032594
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