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Reference no. A20-03-0015
Published by: Thunderbird School of Global Management
Published in: 2003
Length: 8 pages
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Abstract

When Jamie Dimon took over as Chief Executive Officer of Bank One in 2000, the Bank's shareholders barraged him with questions and complaints about customer service. They wanted to know what he planned to do to improve customer service at Bank One, the sixth largest bank in the US. Dimon made customer service one of the top priorities he tackled during the first two years of his leadership. He set up systems to track, measure and reward the quality of customer service. Examine how Bank One restored consumer confidence in its faltering customer service. Discover strategies to continuously improve commercial service at Bank One.
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When Jamie Dimon took over as Chief Executive Officer of Bank One in 2000, the Bank's shareholders barraged him with questions and complaints about customer service. They wanted to know what he planned to do to improve customer service at Bank One, the sixth largest bank in the US. Dimon made customer service one of the top priorities he tackled during the first two years of his leadership. He set up systems to track, measure and reward the quality of customer service. Examine how Bank One restored consumer confidence in its faltering customer service. Discover strategies to continuously improve commercial service at Bank One.

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