which one describes the extent in wgich service provider males amens for a service failure

empathy
fair fix
apology
atonement

1 answer

The term that best describes the extent to which service provider makes amends for a service failure is atonement. Atonement refers to the actions taken to make up for a mistake or wrongdoing, including compensating or correcting the issue to restore trust and satisfaction.

  • Empathy involves understanding and sharing the feelings of the customer.
  • Fair fix typically refers to a just resolution of a problem.
  • Apology is an expression of regret or remorse for a failure.

While all of these terms relate to customer service recovery, atonement specifically focuses on making amends.