Customer Is Always Right!?

[Softroll001]

But in the hotel even our bosses are assholes. Saying we should do this and that but when VIP,S come they become submissive bitches.

[Danfossvlts]

Thanks for the tips. Unfortunately, I still cant get my rather simple UI mod to work, or any of my UI changes to register in-game, really, I must be doing something wrong.

Can anyone help ?

Here is what I want to do

 

 

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[den2f]

Here in the US we have the right to refuse service is the policy that stores follow.

[theoneandonlymistressmia]

This doesn't apply to my business. My place, my rules.

[Incrediblehunk]

Not applicable in my field of work.

[Mar16]

No, not always.

[James Band]

It is normal for a company to always look or give what is best for the customer. But sometimes, customers get mixed up, especially when it comes to financial services. Customers should understand the different products of banks, asset management companies and insurance companies. Often we see clients buy investment products from insurance companies, when they should be going to banks or asset management companies.

[Maykeee]

bad side of "customer is always right" principle

https://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-personality-bashed-for-lecturing-wait-staff#:~:text=This photo of local personality,went viral on social media.&text=A “MISGENDERING” incident made rounds,addressing him as “sir.”

[JorgeMasvidal]

Nope. Hindi na yata uso yung ganyan litanya ngayon. 

[SurgeonX]

NO. Simple

[corny20022000]

Be civil without being servile.

[stormshadow34]

The customer is not always right.  This saying is prone to abuse.

[forgottenanon]

people tend to abuse this right. so my answer is no

[orionrocco07]

It shouldn’t always be the case. Case to case basis in my opinion.

[Blxst]

On 3/11/2005 at 3:41 PM, wWw.ExTraRiCe.CuM said:

The customer is always right! : What can you say about this statement?

This really applies only to higher end service industries that have the resources to deliver anything the customer wants and have customers that are able and willing to pay any price, which bears out in the history of this phrase.

If you go to Jollibee and tell them you want them to debone a chickenjoy thigh and put garlic pepper beef sauce on it, they'd tell you they can't do that.

If you ask a high end restaurant to substitute the porkchop with a steak and the shrimp with lobster, they'll do it if you flash enough cash.