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Business, 07.10.2019 19:10, girlwholikesanime

This month, alice, the branch manager of quality computer sales, has heard several complaints from customers that quality employees do not return calls. today a good customer told alice that "my phone calls and e-mails are returned after maybe a week or so." hearing enough, alice mandated that "all customer phone calls and e-mails must be returned within 24 hours." this new directive by alice is an example of a(n) . office orderb. policyc. normd. valuee. ethic

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