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So the cliche goes... "Customers are always right!".. Is this an absol...
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Kristine Ruiz
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Duncan Robertson

by Duncan Robertson , Strategy Consultant , Duncan Robertson Consultancy

Customer = person who has the money

Business = person who wants the money

You don't get people to give you money by saying "you are wrong".

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