2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0038-0296(03)00014-1
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« À votre service ! » La relation de service comme rapport social

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“…Research carried out on employees in direct liaison with clients indeed shows that the latter can exert direct power over the employee, through their requirements, because of the competitive situation, because of a superior knowledge of the nature and specificities of the goods or services provided, or because they can evaluate the quality of the service (Gadrey, 1994;Jeantet, 2003). Conversely, employees in direct contact with a client can exert power over the latter through their expertise regarding the characteristics of the goods and the realization of the service provided, their control of the timing of the service, and their ability to reformulate the client's requirements.…”
Section: Power and The Relational Trianglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research carried out on employees in direct liaison with clients indeed shows that the latter can exert direct power over the employee, through their requirements, because of the competitive situation, because of a superior knowledge of the nature and specificities of the goods or services provided, or because they can evaluate the quality of the service (Gadrey, 1994;Jeantet, 2003). Conversely, employees in direct contact with a client can exert power over the latter through their expertise regarding the characteristics of the goods and the realization of the service provided, their control of the timing of the service, and their ability to reformulate the client's requirements.…”
Section: Power and The Relational Trianglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…On peut distinguer, à ce sujet, deux catégories d'agents †: ceux qui considèrent comme cet autre cadre que « †le client est roi †» et que les compétences nécessaires pour gérer une relation client sont « †d'aimer la relation commerciale, qu'elle soit bonne ou mauvaise †», et ceux qui, au contraire, n'offrent pas un service identique à chaque client, mais intègrent dans leur façon de gérer la relation et de rendre le service, des éléments d'appréciation du comportement et de la civilité du client à leur égard, comme l'explique cet agent †: « †Celui qui est désagréable, moi, je ne vais pas lui répondre de la même manière que s'il était poli. †» De notre point de vue, ce qui distingue ces deux positionnements relève du même registre que ce qui distingue le service de la servitude ou, pour reprendre Aurélie Jeantet (2003), ce qui distingue le fait de « †rendre service à †» et celui d'« †être au service de †».…”
Section: Du Service Attentionné à L'incivilité Toléréeunclassified
“…Some, following the work of Lipsky (1980), highlight agents' protective mechanisms (Jeantet, 2003); others report situations in which the agents side with such users out of compassion (Borzeix, 1995;Klinger, 1990;Jeannot, 1996).…”
Section: The Bricolages Of Front-line Workersmentioning
confidence: 99%