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How Do You Keep Your Staff from Taking Customer Info When They Leave?
November 16, 2007
Most my new staff have come from other local independent stores—the first question they asked me is, “Do I have preprinted cards that we could send out to let our old customer’s know that we have moved?”
My answer…”If you have their personal information, because over time you have become friends with them then great—but by NO means am I asking you to take information from another store. If things didn’t work out with any staff member here I would not allow anyone to take customer info and I wouldn’t like if anyone went behind my back and took the info themselves.
So—how do you prevent your staff from taking the info themselves? From my understanding confidentiality agreements don’t hold up.
What about keeping the info secure—restricted access for the POS? My staff cannot pull up reports with lists of customer’s phone numbers and addresses—but if they really wanted to they could go through the computer and look up one by one and print out or handwrite each one of their addresses.
Do you have a better way of keeping customer info confidential?
Posted by Shanu Singh Guliani on November 16, 2007 | Comments (3)