This is all true. The customer should never be a bother as he/she is the reason we even have a business. I think that in the future the most successful companies will be the ones who make their customers a priority.
.-= Jazz Salinger´s last blog ..Sean Rasmussen – Aussie Internet Marketer Making a Difference =-.

Another excellent article that champions the customer. It is the customer we serve, not ourselves. If we search for trends, who is it that is creating a certain product to trend? it is the customer. The advertising may be slick and we can be like sheep, following everyone else, but ‘everyone else’ is still the public, the consumer.

‘There is an abundance of resources poised to take the place of any who fail.’
This statement alone could serve to keep us on task and in integrity always knowing that in our honesty and will to serve in the best way possible, always willing to listen to the customer, we will have no fear of ending up in the jaws of failure.

When we look at ourselves and others with mutual respect, the rest just flows, don’t you think?
.-= Jo Carey-Bradshaw´s last blog ..Empowering Mindset – Mindfulness =-.

With this in mind, yes, of course things have been changing especially with such networking sites as Facebook the managers and employees are more open, more of a team as they are public. In this information age even if you’re not directly linked with co-workers it’s very easy for them to discover what you did on the weekend if you post it online. This brings a whole new meaning to teamwork and camaraderie as our lives are becoming an open library.
.-= Sarah Butland´s last blog ..I Am Attracting You and Your Vote Via Law Of Attraction =-.