Is the customer always right? Is that why feedback and complaints exists and consumer laws?

[paledreams]

From every corner of the globe.

Yes

No

"sorry, no refunds," lol

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4 d

I feel like we're all involved in this one , many times I've served customers and many times I've been a customer, in various ways 😄

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3 d

It's either a business mind or a customer mind - aka mindsets lol 😆 just like economic theories political theories personality types lol 😆😆😆 😂

[DarkLegacy]

No they are not right always. However having said that companies these days get away with all sorts and the work ethic and standards have declined with the snowflake culture we have these days. Like my local supermarket, poor quality of products and products begin out of stock is the norm. But the customer is not always right

[paledreams]

Is the employee always right or the manager or the owner or the shareholder? Whom? Lol 🤣😆

[DarkLegacy]

None of them

[Fatoumamoud]

Customers aren't always right. But companies are here to satisfy their customers. By how well they service their clients the more longer they stay in market. If I have customers, I will always listen to their complaints to see what can be improved and make sure they comeback to me, getting positive reviews to attract more clients.

[AviatorTom]

No matter where I've worked, I've always had two rules...

Rule 1 - The customer is always right

Rule 2 - When the customer is wrong, see Rule 1

[Astarlessnightsky]

"The customer is always right in terma of taste" thats the whole saying.

Feedback and complain exist for when the company/store messes up.

[KostasKouvalis]

I recently saw a video of a customer throwing his drink at a barista. There is nothing right about that

[TonyMetal___86]

Not always right, sometimes some bad people uses this quote for extortion!

[exitseven]

No the customer is not always right but you have to convince him that you believe that he is. You want him to come back.

[NathanDavis]

honest feedback is better appreciated

[paledreams]

The joys of businessman aka business minds, huh? 😅😜

[NathanDavis]

some days are better than others... lol

[paledreams]

And hasn't even started the paperwork or doing the books lol 📚 lol 😆😅 - hell I'm glad I'm no such businessy-person lol - then again I'm a terrible socialist aren't I? Lol 😆🤣 socialism forever, capitalism',* a feather 🪶👀👀😋

[Desi_Butcher]

No they are not. Sometimes they're just irrational.

[DaBiggestBird]

That’s ducking bullchit!