Who came up with the saying the customer is always right?
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Who from London came up with the saying the customer is always right? Who from Philadelphia came up with the saying the customer is always right? Who from New York City came up with the saying the customer is always right?
Harry Gordon Selfridge Harry Gordon Selfridge, Sr.
John Wanamaker
Marshall Field
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&quot;<b>The customer is always right</b>&quot; is a motto or slogan which exhorts service staff to 
give a high priority to customer satisfaction. It was popularised by pioneering&nbsp;... &quot;<b>The Customer Is Always Right</b>&quot; (3 pages long); &quot;The Babe Wore Red&quot; (23 pages 
long) It reprints a serial run in Previews. &quot;And Behind Door Number Three.. <b>The customer is always right</b> is a popular slogan within the service industry. It 
may also refer to: <b>The Customer is Always Right</b>, a Sin City yarn &middot; The Customer 
is&nbsp;... Either he or Marshall Field is also credited with popularizing the phrase &quot;<b>The</b> 
<b>customer is always right</b>.&quot; In 1904, Harry opened his own department store called
&nbsp;... In opposition to the stated <b>customer&#39;s</b> characteristics, relationships between 
colleagues in a company are <b>always</b> based on a subordination – direct or indirect
. &quot;The customer is not a moron. She&#39;s your wife&quot; is a famous quotation attributed to 
advertising ... See also[edit]. <b>The customer is always right</b>&nbsp;... &quot;<b>The Customer Is Always Right</b> (Part I)&quot;[edit]. The Salesman walks onto a 
penthouse balcony where The Customer looks out over Basin City. He offers her 
a&nbsp;... ... customers as was common practice in stores of the period. The quotes &quot;Give 
the lady what she wants&quot; and &quot;<b>The customer is always right</b>&quot; are attributed to 
Field&nbsp;... It is directly translated, &quot;The audience/guests are god&quot;, meaning &quot;<b>the customer is</b> 
<b>always right</b>&quot; or &quot;the customer is a god&quot; symbolising patronage. The kamisama&nbsp;... ... that if he makes one more mistake, he will be fired and to <b>always</b> remember the 
motto &quot;The guest is <b>always right</b>.&quot; Donald then promises to be a better bellboy.
John Wanamaker Marshall Field Harry Gordon Selfridge
The customer is always right