Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1017257 Journal of Business Research 2015 7 Pages PDF
Abstract

Although effective customer complaint management can be a key success factor for international service firms, relatively little is known about employees' proclivity to report complaints. The present study examines the meaningfulness and cross-national validity of the Israel-developed willingness to report complaints (WRC) scale. Recognized validation procedures, with samples of service employees from Germany and the U.S., demonstrate the reliability, validity and cross-national invariance of the WRC scale. This article offers implications for both research and service managers.

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