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Is The Customer Always Right?
Is the Customer Always Right? Maybe not, but if we want them to remain loyal and happy
contributors to our revenue stream, they must be made to feel like they are not only
"right" but also important, respected, and valued.
Today's customers expect the best. "Quality is a given," Tom Peters says. "Customers
expect quality products and services."
While it serves no useful purpose to "give the store away," we must find ways to
continually do what is best for our customers. Their needs must be identified and
satisfied. They must be effectively nurtured, properly supported, and professionally cared
for. In this program we will discuss how to develop a "customer-driven" attitude that
results in long-lasting customer relationships and patronage.
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