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Empowering Service Employees
By David E. Bowen and Edward E. Lawler III
Summer 1995
Reprint 3646
Volume 36, Number 4, pages 75-84, 10 pages
Primary Topic: Human Resources
Secondary Topic: Service and Quality

Summary

The production-line approach to service is being challenged by an employee empowerment approach. Despite its growing popularity, many managers are till uncertain about empowerment's impact. The authors describe the returns a company can expect from empowering service employees, which include a number of favorable business results, but new management changes as well.

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