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Purpose – Although dysfunctional behaviors by customers is increasingly being recognized by both scholars and practitioners, “illegitimate” complaining, in the form of fraudulent returns by customers, is under‐researched. The aim of this study is to address this gap in extant knowledge...
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Purpose – In an era in which two‐thirds of interactions between firms and customers occur by telephone communications, the impact of customer telephone rage on employees' service‐related attitudes and beliefs is worthy of study. Telephone or “phone rage” involves occurrences of...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight important issues in the study of dysfunctional customer behavior and to provide a research agenda to inspire, guide, and enthuse. Through a critical evaluation of existing research, the aim is to highlight key issues and to present...
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Purpose – In this study the authors aim to explore the impact of customer misbehavior on frontline employees and managers and to elucidate the management tactics and strategies that managers employ in an attempt to minimize the impact of customer misbehavior on the workplace....
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