
I agree to a considerable extent that whatever the customer says is correct. Gandhiji says that treat your customers as God. We should see that our customers do not face any problem while using our products and services. Because if they face, then it is we who are at fault. So, if they face any problem they are right, because there might be certain loopholes in the product which might have caused problem to the customers. However, today even consumers are becoming corrupt, and without any fault, they will blame us for the products and services. However, in reality they might have caused damage to the product, and when they want a new one without spending extra money, they will balme us for the low quality goods and services. We should be aware and alert of such kind of consumers in the market. They not only lower down the image of the organisation but also try to act as if they have some power and can do anything that they want. Be sure that you provide good quality of goods and services to consumers so that they cannot find out any loopholes in it and don't blame you for the mistakes. Otherwise, even the owner who runs the firm is very much aware about different types of consumers prevailing in the market and they can differentiate between good and corrupt customers. If the good ones complaint then we should assume that they are correct otherwise, with corrupt ones you should be strong ad prove them that they are wrong, so that they do not repeat this mistake with any other organisation.