But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

This practice of observing never ending rituals by the business community is more prevalent in South. You have seen south. You must have observed this.

But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

This practice of observing never ending rituals by the business community is more prevalent in South. You have seen south. You must have observed this.

Not only south but East is also a close follower, however the things are turning fast towards practicalities in all four parts. Customer is the backbone of business and everyone is learning this Mantra fast. South is not far behind and exceptions are everywhere.

But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

This practice of observing never ending rituals by the business community is more prevalent in South. You have seen south. You must have observed this.

Not only south but East is also a close follower, however the things are turning fast towards practicalities in all four parts. Customer is the backbone of business and everyone is learning this Mantra fast. South is not far behind and exceptions are everywhere.

I hope so. It's only when the business man realizes the importance of a customer, the business thrives. In this respect, Marwari community are peerless. The know how to tie the customer with their exemplary behavior.

But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

This practice of observing never ending rituals by the business community is more prevalent in South. You have seen south. You must have observed this.

Not only south but East is also a close follower, however the things are turning fast towards practicalities in all four parts. Customer is the backbone of business and everyone is learning this Mantra fast. South is not far behind and exceptions are everywhere.

I hope so. It's only when the business man realizes the importance of a customer, the business thrives. In this respect, Marwari community are peerless. The know how to tie the customer with their exemplary behavior.

A good company or shopkeeper who provides the best customer service will always thrive, irrespective of whether he does puja or not.

But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

This practice of observing never ending rituals by the business community is more prevalent in South. You have seen south. You must have observed this.

Not only south but East is also a close follower, however the things are turning fast towards practicalities in all four parts. Customer is the backbone of business and everyone is learning this Mantra fast. South is not far behind and exceptions are everywhere.

I hope so. It's only when the business man realizes the importance of a customer, the business thrives. In this respect, Marwari community are peerless. The know how to tie the customer with their exemplary behavior.

A good company or shopkeeper who provides the best customer service will always thrive, irrespective of whether he does puja or not.

Cost of the commodity is long forgotten . It's the behavior of the business man that will remain in the mind for good.

But this sort of a thing happens everywhere in India, shopkeepers are busy performing their pooja early in the morning with no consideration for customers who are in a hurry to finish their early morning chores and head to work. Even during evenings, many shopkeepers are busy conducting senseless rituals, being superstitious of many things! In Pune, early in the morning all hotel owners throw the first glass of tea prepared each day along with a glass of water on the roads, a superstitious belief that claims to bring in more customers each day! :blink: :blink:

True. In pursuit of their blind and superstitious beliefs , they are oblivious of what they are losing. These beliefs are really bane on the mankind.

And because of this attitude of the shopkeepers, super stores and malls have been a raging success!

Sorry, but this culture is not to be seen in our part of the country, as our shopkeepers know the value of the customers. That is perhaps one reason, the malls are facing a stiff competition from small shopkeepers. Pooja can always wait when money matters.

This practice of observing never ending rituals by the business community is more prevalent in South. You have seen south. You must have observed this.

Not only south but East is also a close follower, however the things are turning fast towards practicalities in all four parts. Customer is the backbone of business and everyone is learning this Mantra fast. South is not far behind and exceptions are everywhere.

I hope so. It's only when the business man realizes the importance of a customer, the business thrives. In this respect, Marwari community are peerless. The know how to tie the customer with their exemplary behavior.

A good company or shopkeeper who provides the best customer service will always thrive, irrespective of whether he does puja or not.

Cost of the commodity is long forgotten . It's the behavior of the business man that will remain in the mind for good.

Yes the basics of a successful business are loyal customers, who will always buy his products. And in order to get a loyal customer you have to make him feel like you really care about him. And thus developing a lasting relationship with your customers is a necessity.