Usually. The theory is that you don't want an angry customer because negative publicity from one angry / dissatisfied customer will undo a lot of hard and expensive advertising work. If you keep that person happy, you can usually turn a bad situation into a good one, perhaps that angry person, since you made him happy, will tell his friends how great your establishment is because you handled the situation properly. In certain circumstance the customer is not right... for example: when the are obviously trying to take advantage of you, if they are mis-interpreting something that is pretty easy to understand, or if they become belligerent.
I prefer to say: The customer is not always right; but, the customer will always be happy.
The customer is always RIGHT!
How would you best handle a very demanding customer? Arguing with a customer never solves anything. If you refuse to treat the customer properly, he will go elsewhere and if that happens enough times you won't have a customer base.
The customer is always right. customer service a loyal customer a regular customer a new customer a frequent customer a valued customor a customer appreciation sale a repeat customer
Great customer service means that the customer is always right no matter what situation you are in.
The customer is always, always, right!
In my opinion, it depends on the situation and how the customer is interacting, but remember to always remain professional, polite and always be closing
Customer is always right and provide excellent customer service.
The customer. If you answer the phone the customer is likely to walk out, if you dont answer the phone they can always call back.
yes
No not in all cases
everyone says it, but no, the customer is not always right, but you should pretend that they are, because arguing with a customer can bring down the restaurant's reputation.