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customer-facing

British  

adjective

  1. interacting or communicating directly with customers

    good customer-facing skills

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From Slate

“AI will also play a key role in store associate training, reinvesting time for more customer-facing duties and driving new purchasing journeys.”

From MarketWatch

The Institute of Customer Service told BBC South East 40% of customer-facing staff had faced some level of abusive behaviour, according to its research.

From BBC

Google’s Gemini models power a range of customer-facing experiences from Home Depot to Wendy’s.

From The Wall Street Journal

Consumer psychologists often urge companies with customer-facing businesses to adopt a single “snakelike” form of line, as opposed to offering several different queues, to speak with an employee.

From Barron's