L. J. Hoffman
Jun 1, 1948
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Abstract
EVERY public utility has two main points of contact with the public : the meter readers and the office personnel, who receive remittances,, answer questions, investigate complaints, sell services and provide for the furnishing of water to new customers. The contacts at the office are very important, since the customer is being touched on a very sensitive spot his pocketbook. The Association is placing a great deal of emphasis on improving the public relations of the water utility. Because the business office is the focal