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日本のカスタマーサービスについて伝えてみよう
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What do you mean very good? I have been working at automation supplier company about 15 years as customer support.
We support the customers related to the products,it is free of charge.
What do you mean by very good? I have been working at an automation supplier company for about 15 years as customer support.
We support the customers related to the products; it is free of charge.
Our strong point is that the customer can contact to the technical support team directly. In addition, we can respond all type of products. The competitors cannot do that.
Our strong point is that the customer can contact the technical support team directly. In addition, we can respond to all types of products. The competitors cannot do that.
Unfortunately, we didn't survey from the customers regarding our technical support. Therefore, this positive point was from my experiences. I would like to know customer's feedback, but i don't want to do that.
Unfortunately, we didn't survey the customers regarding our technical support. Therefore, this positive point was from my experiences. I would like to know the customers' feedback, but I don't want to do that.
I would like to modify the document for the products. Our original document was not understandable to get to know the products.
I will create the technical document for the engineers. Then I will share this document through the my blog.
関連単語
- service(サービス)
- correspond(対応)
- customer(顧客)
- high level(高水準)
- consult(相談)
関連フレーズ
- Japanese companies have the highest level of customer service in the world.(日本企業のカスタマーサービスは、世界に誇れるほどの高水準にあります。)
- It is important to think from the customer's point of view.(顧客の視点に立って考えることが重要です。)
- Japanese correspondence is very polite and smooth.(日本人による対応は、きめ細やかである。)
- The exceptional customer service of the Japanese has led to their renowned reputation.(日本人の卓越したサービス精神が評価に繋がっています。)
- Customer satisfaction contributes greatly to the company's trust.(お客様の満足度は、企業の信頼に大きく貢献します。)
こんな方にオススメ
2. Use the indefinite article "an" before a singular countable noun beginning with a vowel sound; for example, I watched an intriguing movie yesterday.
3. Use "for" to indicate the duration.
4. You have two independent clauses in one sentence. Consider using a semicolon or separating the two ideas into two separate sentences.