No the only person who is always right is the cook!
Additional answer
They say the customer is always right because if you get into an argument with a customer the chances are that he'll stop being your customer and also bad mouth you to his friends, who will also not buy from you. If it's seriously important that you want or need to tell the customer he's wrong (because he may be) then you may wish you hadn't.
The grammatically correct version in American English is "Even when you're right, you're wrong."
If you aren't nice to customers, they either won't come back or complain and get you fired. The customer is always right.. even when they are wrong.
Literally, the Customer is often times wrong. However, we need to approach Customer complaints not as a battle between us being right and the Customer being wrong as that's a battle you will never win in the long run, I.E. they'll stop doing business with you. We have to make the Customer feel as though they are right by doing everything we can to resolve the problem, even if that means swallowing our pride and giving them what they want because in the long run, that's how you earn a Customer for life.
Injilay Hassan is always right... Even when she's wrong she still knows how to be right :D
Right product - delivered to the customer/client. Needs to meet customer specifications Right customer - receiving the goods they require Right time - when the customer can take delivery Right place - no good at the wrong place Right condition - working and undamaged Right quantity - no good being one piece short of the required number Right cost -
There should be no argument between the hotel manager and customer. The customer is always right and should be compensated and the bill corrected so they stay a customer.
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.
Customers don't like being told they did something wrong. Even saying, "You mistakenly got the wrong form" sounds better than "You filled out the wrong form". The first way puts the blame on something / someone else, rather than blaming the customer.
Confident, Smart, Witty, Clever, also have to match the mood of the customer, after all the customer is always right, unless they're wrong
Because you are not stupid, and don't have to go on wiki.answers in order to figure out the difference between right and wrong.
Sometimes professional ideas don't align with a business' strategy and customer demand. Even though the professionals are trying to do what they think is right for the business, they may champion the wrong ideas.
no, a customer is not always right because some of the logical things customers say and do ain't appreciable and are somehow on overall unacceptable. some customers can be foolish, unethical based on thestatement that a customer is always right . customers mostly perceive their own ideas or statement as right even though it is not.