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YES WE HAVE TRUST ON THEM AND THEY ALSO TRUST ON US , BUT NOT ALL DO TRUST .
IF WE ARE AT THAT JOB THEN ITS OUR RESPONSIBILITY MAKE THEM DO TRUST IN US, WE HAVE TO PROVIDE THE GOOD SERVICE AS FOR THERE SATISFACTION...
For me i would trust the customer simply because they trusted us also. They come to us because they know we can give what they want. And if your customer is not trust worthy you will notice it.
Firstly, to survive the greater competitive market it is really vital to make the customers to trust in you.
Once they gain a trust, they would be more eager to buy your product. In similar ways, we need to trust our customer as well so as to maintain a fair communication with them.
So actually it becomes really crucial for both the organization and customers to build trust within each other.
Trust is a two way highway, the customer already trusted you by engaging you and your company in any business matter that might a rise. Now how do you return the favor, simple and straight to the point, the only way you know you can trust a customer is by seeing if he or she develops a loyalty to you and or your business or service provided. Key things that you should look for in determining the trust factor is the way the transaction was handled and after the transaction how did the customer rate your service, attitude and quality in your work.
Mutual trust is a key factor in any relationship.
Relationships are a two way street,trust must be conveyed both ways.
Not really.
Trust is interpreter between consumer and customer. If customer is satisfied with the quality service within the stipulated time is major part of goods provider or seller. Keep customer100% satisfy then the same customer can be marketing manager for the same consumer, its true mantra for business enterprises in this ultra-market competence.
I will stick with the contract.
