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The 14 pages that link to Customer service, each with the reason it gives.

• Social interactionRelated: Service encounters make institutional expectations visible in brief exchanges.

• Department storeRelated: Personal assistance and department-specific services have traditionally differentiated department stores.

• Emotional laborRelated: Customer-facing workers often have to remain pleasant during difficult interactions.

• Customer relationship managementRelated: Service interactions supply CRM with customer needs, issues, and relationship history.

• Technical supportRelated: Technical support is the product- and system-focused part of broader customer service.

• ChatbotRelated: Organizations use chatbots to answer routine questions and route support requests.

• Marshall FieldRelated: Field’s store became associated with a service standard summarized by the phrase “Give the lady what she wants.”

• Small talkRelated: Light conversation can make routine service interactions feel more courteous and personal.

• BartenderRelated: Attentive service shapes how bartenders handle requests, complaints, and repeat customers.

• CustomerRelated: It addresses customer needs throughout the buying relationship.

• Online chatRelated: Live chat lets support teams answer questions while customers remain on a website.

• Waiting staffRelated: Waiting staff deliver this service through communication, attentiveness, and problem-solving.