Employee Name Tags

Does your company require/recommend that employees wear name tags? -SalesGuy

We don't have a requirement but I personally think it's a great idea. Name tags can make it alot easier for customers to identify and communicate with employees. -Gilbert

In addition, name tags with company name and logo are yet another form of promotion. -Houston

We've always had name tags.

In addition to what has already been posted name tags also create a sense of accountability. When your name is on the front of your shirt for the customer to see you might think twice about telling them to bite a rock. ;) -Franklin

I would only do Name Tags if its in Walmart or something like that but doing it in a company i would think of it a bit dorky lol thats just my 2 cents -Sanddollar

My company don't require to use name tags because there are only 50 staffs in the branches and 10 staffs inside the office. -shinningstar

Avon doesn't require me to wear a name tag. I just received a gold Avon pin to wear which is a reward for my achievements during the first three sales campaigns. I'm proud to wear it! ;sm -ozzie

Well, Congratulations Ozzie! I know you deserves such award. I've seen that gold Avon Pin before. My friend is an Avon representative in my place. I guess it looks better than the ID. -shinningstar

I have worked for many years in the hotel and travel industry and there it is more then normal for staff to wear name tags. -jimberan

Depends what you are trying to achieve and the industry you are in. In B2B walking into a client's office with a name tag on may not be appropriate. In retail, I think it is a great idea. In hospitality, it is a "must".
In the age of the internet I can buy items on an impersonal way. When I buy the traditional way, anything that enhances that interpersonal experience has an advantage. And if, as a buyer, I can address the seller on a first name basis it has to add value -Market People