0 said to emphasize that in business, it is very important not to disagree with a customer or make them angry --
I believe that this system will not work unless the customer is always right.
Can the civil service not take lessons from the private sector, the first lesson of which is that the customer is always right?
If we are trying to sell things to people, we must remember that the customer is always right.
I work on the principle that the customer is always right, but sometimes he is not right, and in this case he is quite wrong.
In this relationship, the doctrine that the customer is always right is almost bound to prevail.
The mere statement that the customer is always right is totally ambiguous.
We cannot ignore their view, in spite of any metaphysical view we may have that in some mysterious way the customer is always right.
If one is going into the business of selling, the old adage—the customer is always right—is correct.
