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Aftersales Upskill Pre training assessment

Total questions: 126

Worksheet time: 2hrs 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?

“Failure to re-book your fitting appointment. If we have not heard from you within three months of your failed fitting appointment, we reserve our right to sell the bespoke products ordered in an attempt to regain our profit. You will not receive a refund.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

2.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“Samples. Please be aware when considering your order, samples should only be used as a guide to the colour, so an exact match to the samples or descriptions cannot be guaranteed. You won't be able to reject the products, nor claim compensation for minor variations between the sample or description of the products.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

3.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“After accepting your order in line with section 2.5 above, you will have fourteen days from the date of your acceptance to make payment. If you don't pay within the fourteen day period, we may need to send you a new estimate . If you require changes to your estimate the provisions of section 2.4 apply. Once we have received payment of the estimate amount a contract will be made between you and us”

a)

Yes

b)

No

4.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“For simple changes to your estimate, such as changing the colour, or adding or removing our additional services, please click on the relevant email link jl.flooring.changes@johnlewis.co.uk or jl.windows.changes@johnlewis.co.uk and follow the necessary instructions. Alternatively, you can call our Home Services Customer Care team on [0345 608 0850] quoting your reference number”

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“If the product is being delivered direct to you from a supplier, for instance in the case of larger products such as electrical appliances and furniture, you may be charged at any point between confirmation of your order and despatch. The exact timing of this will vary according to supplier and the product you're ordering”

a)

Yes

b)

No

6.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“Curtains can take time to relax in their new environment, and this may reduce any initial creasing that may be of concern. Some natural fabrics may

contract and stretch. Please allow fourteen days for the curtains to settle before you contact us to make any necessary alterations or carry out remedial work.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

7.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“Building work; please advise if you're planning any building or redecoration work on the area, we can work with your builder to confirm sizes to avoid a delay in your product delivery. Window sills, skirting boards and flooring details can be provided on official blueprint or builders CAD drawings.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

8.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“Services involving fitting for floor coverings, curtains or blinds are only available when you’ve recently purchased new products. We will not install previously used products as part of our fitting services.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

9.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“Before your appointment. Before your fitting appointment we will contact you to give you a morning or afternoon slot for the time our fitters will arrive on the day of your fitting appointment.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

10.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“ON THE DAY OF YOUR FITTING APPOINTMENT

We will wait fifteen minutes. If we arrive and you aren't home, we will wait for up to fifteen minutes. If you aren't at your property within the fifteen minutes this will result in your fitting appointment being cancelled.”

a)

Yes

b)

No

11.

Is the following one of our Terms and Conditions?


“Minor changes to the products. We may change the product:

(a) to reflect changes in relevant laws and regulatory requirements; and/or

(b) to implement minor technical adjustments and improvements.

These changes will not affect your use of the products and we'll notify you of any changes in writing”

a)

Yes

b)

No

12.

What is the role of an Aftersales Administrator?

a)

To Protect the Brand whilst Protecting the Business

b)

To Protect our Profits

c)

To Protect the Brand at all Costs

d)

To Give our Customers Goodwill

13.

Which of the following are resources available to you in your role?

a)

Home Services Hub

b)

Other Partners

c)

Retail Support Site

d)

Suppliers

14.

Where are the Scheduling Team Based?

a)

Didsbury

b)

The Field

c)

Customer Delivery Hubs

d)

Shopfloor

15.

Where are the Close Case and Finance Team Based?

a)

Didsbury

b)

The Field

c)

Customer Delivery Hubs

d)

Shopfloor

16.

Where are the Estimators and Fitters Based?

a)

Didsbury

b)

Shopfloor

c)

The Field

d)

Customer Delivery Hubs

17.

When were the Home Services specific Terms and Conditions introduced?

a)

July 2017

b)

July 2019

c)

September 2018

d)

January 2019

18.

What does CSS stand for?

a)

Customer Service System

b)

Customer Selling System

c)

Customer Singing System

d)

Client Selling System

19.

The stock we sell is split into which categories?

a)

Assortment Lines

b)

Non Assortment Lines

c)

Customer Specific Products

d)

Non Customer Specific Products

20.

Which products are part of John Lewis & Partners' assortment lines?

a)
b)
c)
d)
21.

Which products are part of John Lewis & Partners' non-assortment lines?

a)
b)
c)
d)
22.

Which CDH should you never allocate sales to on CSS?

a)

Ancillary CDH

b)

Stanley Green

c)

South Central

d)

Lister Street

23.

How can you search for a customer's order on CSS?

a)

Customer Name and Post Code

b)

EDI / Supplier Order Number

c)

Email Address

d)

Customer Requirement Number

24.

What is a John Lewis product code made up of?

a)

First 3 digits - Dissection number, Last 5 digits - Stock number

b)

First 2 digits - Dissection number, Last 6 digits - Stock number

c)

First 4 digits - Dissection number, Last 4 digits - Stock number

d)

First 5 digits - Dissection number, Last 3 digits - Stock number

25.

What is not an example of a category header?

a)

67499999

b)

65299999

c)

67450102

d)

67411904

26.

When does auto-assigning of a product happen?

a)

Once CSS concludes the stock is either in one of our stock locations or has arrived with the Customer

b)

Once CSS concludes the stock has been paid for

c)

Once CSS concludes the Supplier Order has been created

d)

Immediately

27.

What is the difference between an Active and an Archived CR?

a)

Whether or not the CR has reached its completed status

b)

It is more than 3 weeks old

c)

Whether or not the CR has been paid for

d)

Whether or not the Supplier Order has been created

28.

What are Special Orders?

a)

“Special Orders” are placed for customers via CSS to order items that we do not hold in the Distribution Centres.

b)

“Special Orders” are placed for customers via ACE to order items that we hold in the Distribution Centres.

c)

“Special Orders” are placed for customers via Appian to order items that we do not hold in the Distribution Centres.

d)

“Special Orders” are placed for customers via Connex to order items that we hold in the Distribution Centres.

29.

Which of the following are reasons for an CSS order to be held?

a)

Missing Colour information

b)

Missing Cost prices

c)

System errors

d)

Missing Quantity information

30.

Visibility of Held Orders and access to Mainframe will allow us to do what?

a)

Give us the ability to identify the cause of errors and take preventative action.

b)

It will remove the need for Customers to chase their order, driving calls into the Contact Centre.

c)

Clearing Held Orders promptly allows us remain within our lead-times so that their Customer Journey is not lengthened any further.

d)

We do not add to the backlog of orders awaiting correction.

31.

Which types of games is Mainframe reminiscient of?

a)

80's Arcade Games

b)

90s PC Games

c)

00s Hand Held Games

d)

10s Console Games

32.

The number of options available to you on Mainframe will vary depending on your user ID. To access the option to view an order, which option on the menu should you look for?

a)

DS Payment Authorisation

b)

DS Supplier Ordering - Stage 2

c)

DS Wastage and Adjustments

d)

DS Selling Stock Movement

33.

In Mainframe, Hot Key F7 + Shift = What?

a)

F19

b)

F12

c)

F22

d)

F20

34.

What is the Fast Path Order Number also known as?

a)

EDI

b)

Supplier Order Reference Number

c)

ACE

d)

CR Number

35.

If an order has been held, what would you need to do?

a)

Check the reason for it being held on Mainframe

b)

Cancel down the CR

c)

Order the product again (with the missing or changed information)

d)

Create an exchange bill on ePOS (returning the goods to the category header)

e)

Create an exchange bill on ePOS (returning the goods to the original product codes)

36.

What colour will the Buying Office notification be on Mainframe?

a)

Red

b)

Blue

c)

Green

d)

Yellow

37.

If you are rekeying a CSS order, where must you leave a comment?

a)

CSS Original Order

b)

Connex Case

c)

CSS Replacement Order

d)

Appian

38.

What is your Edge username?

a)

Your full name

b)

Your JL&P password

c)

Your employee number

d)

Your DB number

39.

The suppliers for this fabric is?

a)

Sanderson

b)

Morris & Co

c)

Harlequin

d)

Colefax & Fowler

40.

On the 5th of July the order status was?

a)

Processing

b)

Dispatched

c)

New Order

41.

Where is the fabric being delivered to?

a)

Didsbury

b)

Stanley Greene

c)

HP

d)

Luxaflex

42.

The Supplier delivery date is?

a)

08/07/2019

b)

09/07/2019

c)

09/09/2019

d)

11/07/2019

43.

How many linear meters of the Heather Moores fabric has been ordered?

a)

1

b)

18

c)

12

d)

94

44.

You would check if stock is available prior to ordering on

a)

the RSD

b)

WIKI

c)

The Edge

d)

Connex

45.

If the exception relates to an Aftersales Connex case, how would you update the Aftersales case?

a)

add a comment to the case

b)

set a customer promise

c)

set an internal action

46.

How many different order statuses are there on the Edge?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

47.

What information can you use to locate the customers order on The Edge?

a)

CR

b)

Connex Reference #

c)

EDI

d)

Customer Surname

e)

Customer postcode

48.

What does EPOS stand for?

a)

Extra Points for Standing Still

b)

Electronic Point of Sales System

c)

Expected Process for Solving Sudoku

d)

Electronic Pictures Sound Simple

49.

What would you use to log into the EPOS System?

a)

Your DB/HM number and your ePOS specific password

b)

Your DB/HM number and your Windows specific password

c)

its Single Sign-on. No login details necessary

d)

There are generic log in details for all Partners to use.

50.

If you were in the middle of a transaction but then realised that you missing information needed at the till, how would you save your work?

a)

Secure the till by clicking the secure button. Once you got back you would login with your password to continue the transaction.

b)

Secure the till by asking a Team Manager or another Partner to stand by the till whilst you got the information you needed.

c)

Secure the till by locking the computer.

d)

Secure the till by leaving a message in Google Hangouts or emailing all Partners advising that you are using the till.

51.

When Charging an order that has been set up via CSS, which button would you press to start the transaction?

a)

Pay for Order

b)

Charge Customer Requirement

c)

Pay for CR

d)

Charge Order

52.

When Charging an order that has been set up outside of CSS, what would you do to begin the transaction?

a)

Key in the product code or scan the product on the charging sheet

b)

Pay for Order

c)

Pay for CR

d)

Charge Order

53.

How can customers receive their receipts from the Contact Centre?

a)

Kitchen Drawer

b)

Receipt scanned into Connex and emailed to the customer

c)

Post

d)

In Person

54.

What do we use ePOS Back Office for?

a)

We use ePos back office to ensure that we are refunding monies onto the card that the customer originally paid with.

b)

We can also check the amount that the customer paid and how it was charged.

c)

To put sales and refunds through the till.

d)

To issue goodwill to the customer's debit or credit card

55.

You would amend the price of goods when ....

a)

the price of the goods have changed since the estimate was accepted

b)

because you feel like it

c)

because the customer has asked you to

d)

there was a special buy/promotion at the time of the original sale, however the EPOS system hasn't been updated to reflect this.

56.

The customers original fabric was flawed so we are having to replace it. The fabric was originally £21 per sqm. When ordering the replacement, the fabric is now £25 per sqm. What would you need to do on EPOS to ensure that the balance is cleared.

a)

Charge the replacement to the workroom account.

b)

Amend the price per sqm when returning the original product code. Any overages would be charged to goodwill

c)

Amend the price per sqm when returning the original product code. Any overages would be charged to the workroom account

d)

Nothing. Do the exchange bill with no amendments

57.

We are replacing 4 identical faulty blinds for the customer, it's time to do the exchange bill. On the till you would ....

a)

return the product once

b)

return the product code once and amend the quantity to 4

c)

charge the blinds to goodwill

d)

charge the blinds to the workroom account (952)

58.

When processing an exchange bill for faulty goods you would

a)

return the original product code/s to pay for the new goods

b)

charge the cr to the workroom account (952/953)

c)

charge the cr to goodwill

d)

charge the cr to the category header e.g 62999999

59.

The Buying Office have held an order and have asked for it to be rekeyed. When processing an exchange bill for the goods you would

a)

return the original product code/s to pay for the new goods

b)

charge the cr to the workroom account (952/953)

c)

charge the cr to goodwill

d)

return the products to the category header e.g 62999999 to pay for the new goods

60.

Goodwill is used to ...

a)

retain a Customer’s trust in John Lewis

b)

close Connex cases as soon as possible

c)

pay for replacement orders when we have miss measured

61.

We never use a price amendment for ...

a)

Processing a Goodwill or an Allowance on the till.

b)

Reducing or removing a delivery cost

c)

Partner discounts

62.

Why would we create replacement blind order through CSS?

a)

The blind was not as described, of satisfactory quality or fit for purpose and the supplier cannot recreate the blind from the original order. Therefore the Supplier has asked us to place another order

b)

The Customer is unhappy with the finished product so they want to pay for another order or as a gesture of goodwill.This is not a true replacement.

c)

There was an Estimator or Admin Error. Therefore the original order was correct

63.

This is a.........

a)

Vertical Blind

b)

Roman Blind

c)

Venetian Blind

d)

Roller Blind

64.

Which of these must be included for a chain operated blind?

a)

Colour of blind

b)

Installation Height

c)

Customers name

d)

The name of your cat

65.

Which of these are Suppliers to John Lewis & Partners?

a)

Hillary's

b)

Luxaflex

c)

Bloc Blinds

d)

McDonald's

66.

This is a ...........

a)

Roller Blind

b)

Venetian Blind

c)

Vertical Blind

d)

Duette Blind

67.

Which of these are a Child Safety Device?

a)

Cleat

b)

Bottom Bar

c)

P Clip

d)

Breakaway Chain

68.

Roller Blinds are available as......

a)

Reverse Roll

b)

Side Roll

c)

Sausage Roll

d)

Standard Roll

69.

What child safety Device is fitted to a JL&P chain operated Roller blind?

a)

Cleat

b)

Flywheel

c)

None

d)

Breakaway Chain

70.

How long is the guarantee for Luxaflex Blinds?

a)

10 Years

b)

1 Year

c)

5 Years

d)

8 Years

71.

Who supply JL&P Vertical blinds?

a)

Luxaflex

b)

Stevens of Scotland

c)

Herbert Parkinson

d)

Bradley

72.

What blind is this...

a)

Roman Stacked

b)

Roman Waterfall

c)

Both?

d)

Roman Statue

73.

Luxaflex electric blinds are called....

a)

Electronix

b)

PowerChoice

c)

PowerView

d)

AutoBlinds

74.

What are Venetian blinds made with?

a)

Wood

b)

Plastic

c)

Metal

d)

Glass

75.

Should every goodwill transaction over £50 be noted on Connex?

a)

No

b)

Yes

76.

How much can a level 9/10 Home Services Partner sanction?

a)

Up to £500

b)

Up to £50

c)

Up to £300

d)

There is no sanction limit

77.

When do we discuss goodwill?

a)

When we open a case

b)

When resolving a case

c)

Whenever, it doesn’t matter!

d)

When the customer decides it’s appropriate

78.

A customer has received a refund of £170 for underlay that wasn’t required during the fit, how should this be documented on Connex?

a)

Goodwill allowance

b)

Other Resolution Cost

c)

Non financial resolution

d)

Doesn’t need to be documented on Connex

79.

Where should the attached information be documented on Connex?

a)

Goodwill allowance

b)

Other Resolution Cost

c)

Non financial resolution

d)

Doesn’t need to be documented on Connex

80.

At what point must you seek advice from CAHO ( Customer Assurance Head Office)

a)

Everytime you offer a customer a gesture of goodwill

b)

At no point do you ever need to contact CAHO

c)

Before offering any and every goodwill transaction over £1000

d)

Before offering any and every goodwill transaction over £301

81.

How much Goodwill do you think Didsbury processed on the Home Services registers during Week 5 (3rd of February to 9th of February)?

a)

£26,616

b)

£17,902

c)

£28,022

d)

£36,109

e)

£32,855

82.

Why would we create replacement track or pole order through CSS?

a)

The track / pole was not as described, of satisfactory quality or fit for purpose and the supplier cannot recreate the track / pole from the original order. Therefore the Supplier has asked us to place another order

b)

The Customer is unhappy with the finished product so they want to pay for another order or as a gesture of goodwill.This is not a true replacement.

c)

There was an Estimator or Admin Error. Therefore the original order was incorrect

83.

Who supply tracks to JL&P?

a)

Luxaflex

b)

Silent Gliss

c)

Richard Wylie

d)

Bradbury Tracks

84.

Who supply poles to JL&P?

a)

The Pole Company

b)

Bradley

c)

Byron & Byron

d)

North Pole

85.

Bradbury supply tracks for Scotland only

a)

True

b)

False

86.

What is the main difference between a track & a pole? (Select all that apply)

a)

A pole is always made of wood

b)

A track has gliders

c)

A pole has curtain rings

d)

A track is always made of plastic

87.

A metropole is a...

a)

Track

b)

Pole

88.

Eyelet curtains are suitable for a.......

a)

Both

b)

Track

c)

Pole

d)

Neither

89.

This is a...

a)

Passing ring

b)

Engagement ring

c)

C- Clip

d)

Bull ring

90.

Some tracks are available with a choice of finials

a)

True

b)

False

91.

What is a glider & what does it do? ?

a)

A tie back hook

b)

Component of a track

c)

Attaches curtains to the track

d)

Holds curtains to the wall.

92.

Tracks are available as

a)

Hand drawn

b)

CD's

c)

Corded

d)

Electric

93.

Which of the following are brackets

a)
b)
c)
d)
94.

In what ways can we protect our customers and our profits?

a)

Debit Agreements

b)

Guarantees

c)

Goodwill

d)

Added Care

95.

How long is the installation guarantee?

a)

12 months

b)

48 hours

c)

1 week

d)

2 years

96.

Which of the following is an example of a Luxaflex Debit Reference?

a)

C19-15098

b)

125647

c)

Julie

d)

F12-98765

97.

Why do we aim to send the same fitter back to the customer's property for any remedial work? (Select all that apply)

a)

The fitter is familiar with the customer and their property.

b)

The cost of remedial work is potentially covered by the installation guarantee

c)

Makes it easier for Scheduling team to arrange a fitting appointment

d)

Makes it easier for Close Case and Finance to pay the fitter

98.

What's is a Write Off?

a)

This is where we reduce the value of the goods to zero and update our inventory/stock figures to account for this loss of product.

b)

This is where we dispose of the goods so that we can no longer sell it

c)

This is where we claim the cost of the the goods back from the supplier if they have provided goods of poor quality

d)

This is where we charge the customer for any repair work

99.

When do we process a debit?

a)

As soon as the debit has been agreed with the supplier

b)

As soon as we arrange a new fitting appointment for the customer

c)

As soon as the ePOS transaction has been completed

d)

As soon as the goods are back with Stock Management

100.

When do we process a write off?

a)

As soon as we realise that John Lewis & Partners is at fault

b)

As soon as we arrange a new fitting appointment for the customer

c)

As soon as the ePOS transaction has been completed

d)

As soon as the goods are back with Stock Management

101.

How do we process a debit or a write off?

a)

Using the system DEBITEASE

b)

Using the Debits & Write Offs form on the Home Services Hub

c)

Speaking with a Close Case & Finance Partner

d)

Writing a note on APPIAN

102.

The strings on the customer's Venetian blind have snapped because they keep pulling the blind up and down. In order to replace it, what should we do?

a)

Debit the supplier for a faulty blind

b)

Write Off the original blind

c)

Give the Customer Goodwill to pay for the new blind.

d)

Advise the customer that they must pay for a new blind

103.

Herbert Parkinson have made a pair of curtains with the wrong fabric, what should we do?

a)

Debit the HP for the incorrect curtains

b)

Write Off the original curtains

c)

Give the Customer Goodwill to pay for the new curtains

d)

Advise the customer that they must pay for new curtains

104.

We promised the customer an 8 week lead time. They have received their goods after 6 months, what can we do to resolve the customer's complaint?

a)

Debit the supplier / outworker for the length of time

b)

Write Off the products

c)

Give the Customer Goodwill to retain their trust

d)

Advise the customer that we will do nothing

105.

When putting up the new track, the fitter (3rd Party) has smashed through the Customer's window, what should we do?

a)

Debit the fitter for the cost of repairing the window

b)

Write Off the products

c)

Give the Customer Goodwill to cover the cost of repairing the window

d)

Advise the customer that we will do nothing

106.

The estimator has mismeasured a blind and the customer cannot use it, what should we do?

a)

Debit the estimator for replacing the blind

b)

Write Off the blind

c)

Give the Customer Goodwill to cover the cost of replacing the blind

d)

Advise the customer that we will do nothing

107.

What does processing a debit produce for Stock Management?

a)

Produce a returns label so that the goods can be returned to the supplier

b)

Produce a wastage label so that the goods can be disposed of

c)

Produce a receipt so that the customer has a record of their purchase

d)

Produce a banana

108.

What does processing a write off produce for Stock Management?

a)

Produce a returns label so that the goods can be returned to the supplier

b)

Produce a wastage label so that the goods can be disposed of

c)

Produce a receipt so that the customer has a record of their purchase

d)

Produce a banana

109.

What is missing from the following Item Narrative?


SG1080

Cut Length: 156cm

Top Fix Brackets

a)

Colour

b)

Bracket Type

c)

Length of Track

110.

What is missing from the following Item Narrative for this corded track?


SG3000

Cut length: 189cm

White

Face Fix Brackets

LHS control

Left hand stack

a)

Installation Height

b)

Colour

c)

Bracket Type

d)

Control

111.

What is missing from the Item Narrative for this electric track?


SG5600

Cut length: 179cm

White

Face fix bracket

Pair

Split Draw

Timer control

a)

What side the motor will be on

b)

Control method

c)

Stacking Position

112.

For any non DC track, what is the extra step that must be performed within CSS?

a)

Proposal

b)

Validation

c)

Fulfillment

113.

For a customer to receive a track with a bend in it, which system is used to ensure that the track is bent at the correct angle?

a)

Bay 6

b)

Ocean 7

c)

Bay 8

d)

Basics

114.

What is crucial when placing an order for a bent track?

a)

The actual Bay 6 Diagram is emailed to the supplier

b)

The product information on the Bay 6 should match the order

c)

The EDI number should be stated on the Bay 6

d)

Confirmation and the date that the Bay 6 is sent to the supplier is in the Order Narrative

115.

Which track has this Bay 6 diagram been drawn for?

a)

SG1080

b)

SG3000

c)

SG3900

d)

SG1008

116.

When dealing with a customer who has a complaint or an Aftersales problem what is more important than ever?

a)

To convey a genuine sense of care and concern.

b)

To convey enthusiasm for our products

c)

To convey enthusiasm for the John Lewis & Partners Brand

d)

To remain calm, helpful and positive and give the customer your full attention

117.

What must we do with our customers when resolving a complaint?

a)

Appreciate - Complaints alert us to a problem and give us an opportunity to put things right for the customer (and maybe even exceed their expectations). So we should let the customer know that we’re pleased they brought it to our attention.

b)

Assure - The customer needs to be assured that we will take action to resolve the problem.

c)

Apologise - We need to apologise to the customer because we have caused them a problem, inconvenienced them and it shouldn’t have happened.

118.

Which description best describes the folowing type of customer?


The Quiet Complainer

a)

Customers who are quietly spoken and slightly more hesitant about complaining are often less demanding, but we still need to identify what’s wrong and deal with their complaint.

b)

Customers who are more than happy to complain, and it can be loudly, at length and in front of other customers.

c)

Customers who may see a small failure of the business as a chance to build a case for a large allowance or compensation

d)

Customers who complain again and again.

119.

Which description best describes the folowing type of customer?


The Aggressive Complainer

a)

Customers who are quietly spoken and slightly more hesitant about complaining are often less demanding, but we still need to identify what’s wrong and deal with their complaint.

b)

Customers who are more than happy to complain, and it can be loudly, at length and in front of other customers.

c)

Customers who may see a small failure of the business as a chance to build a case for a large allowance or compensation

d)

Customers who complain again and again.

120.

Which description best describes the folowing type of customer?


The Opportunist Complainer

a)

Customers who are quietly spoken and slightly more hesitant about complaining are often less demanding, but we still need to identify what’s wrong and deal with their complaint.

b)

Customers who are more than happy to complain, and it can be loudly, at length and in front of other customers.

c)

Customers who may see a small failure of the business as a chance to build a case for a large allowance or compensation

d)

Customers who complain again and again.

121.

Why might first point resolution not be achieved?

a)

You may not have the required level of experience, as specialist knowledge is required.

b)

Solving the complaint might involve an allowance which is above your level of authority.

c)

You are unable to solve the problem within 24 hours as a visit to the customer’s home by an engineer, fitter or inspector is required.

d)

Resolving the issue is not urgent

122.

Goodwill should be used to retain a Customer’s trust in John Lewis where we have fallen short of their expectations or we have caused them extra expense.

a)

True

b)

False

123.

What are the main types of goodwill allowance?

a)

Service Related

b)

Out of Pocket Expenses

c)

Product Related

d)

Delivery Related

e)

Putting Right An Issue

124.

When it comes to goodwill, what is the role of the Steering Group and our Operations Managers?

a)

They must know and monitor the policy. They must authorise any “out of pocket” expenses for Partners, their dependants, their additional cardholders or retired Partners in receipt of benefits in retirement

b)

They must know and apply the policy, ensuring that their Partners use it correctly and in the spirit of customer retention

c)

They must know and apply the policy in the spirit of maintaining the lifetime custom of our customers

125.

When it comes to goodwill, what is the role of the Partners?

a)

They must know and monitor the policy. They must authorise any “out of pocket” expenses for Partners, their dependants, their additional cardholders or retired Partners in receipt of benefits in retirement

b)

They must know and apply the policy, ensuring that their Partners use it correctly and in the spirit of customer retention

c)

They must know and apply the policy in the spirit of maintaining the lifetime custom of our customers

126.

What can Customer Assurance advise on?

a)

Reputational Risk

b)

Legal issues

c)

Personal injury and damage to property due to faulty product or service

d)

Multi-faceted or complaints with numerous touchpoints

e)

Multiple / Repeat complainers