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 National Customer Service Week started back in 1992 when Congress announced that the first week of October would the week we celebrate and recognize the customer service industry. Need  some ideas to celebrate this week? CSWeek.com provides some tips on making it a successful celebration.How are you celebrating? I’m going to celebrate by thanking all of you for reading and contributing to the success of this blog! |
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Maria,
I had no idea, but like you I am conflicted. Businesses should commit every moment of every day to their customers (and their employees). Furthermore, we have a week or a day for almost everything, diminishing the importance of those things we celebrate. On the other hand, any thing that might remind us of why we are in business can't be bad.
Posted by: Lewis Green | October 5, 2006 8:20 AM | Permalink to Comment