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FlashWhat's the best way to make amends with customers you've ticked off?

Face Up:If you have to eatcrow, you'd better do it in person. A survey by the NierenbergGroup, a management consulting firm in New York University'sManagement Institute revealed that personal meetings are the mosteffective way to make amends for problems with products orservices.


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