Tipping: What those giving or receiving a tip really think
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2017.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This article explores the meaning of tipping, both for those who give and those who receive tips. A qualitative study of customers and staff in different service sectors revealed four quite different interpretations of tipping. Each interpretation places tipping within a different dimension of the service relationship—the production of service, the contract, the social relationship, and the personal relationship—and constructs the tip either as compensation or as a gift. This in-depth study of tipping ends with managerial recommendations concerning tipping.
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This article explores the meaning of tipping, both for those who give and those who receive tips. A qualitative study of customers and staff in different service sectors revealed four quite different interpretations of tipping. Each interpretation places tipping within a different dimension of the service relationship—the production of service, the contract, the social relationship, and the personal relationship—and constructs the tip either as compensation or as a gift. This in-depth study of tipping ends with managerial recommendations concerning tipping.
Réseaux sociaux