Read the following paragraphand answerthe following questions.

Try walking into an office of any small time entrepreneur, businessman ortrader, chances are that you mayfind a slogan adorning the reception area — “Customer satisfaction is our motto”. Nothing profoundinthat, manyof us have sometimes seen such slogans prominently on advertisements and billboards for decades. The more business — savvy types have dispensed with it long ago, categorizing it as cliché and not in the tune with the times.

What is not so clichéd and ordinary is the fact that very few of our business practitioners have actually molded their profession around this philosophy — Knowinglyor unknowingly. Let me explain — have you as a customer been subjected to sales calls by DSA’s (Direct Sales Agents) of reputable banks proclaiming that you are the luck one who has been cleared for a loan of some preposterous amount? Yes indeed, most of us
have at some point orthe other. You decide to be polite and decline the offer in the most affable manner and hopethat is the end of your transactions with the bank’s sales agent. Think again — high probability that for the next several days you shall get multiple calls from the similar direct personnel of the so-called reputable bank, all offering the same product that you had declined just the other day, you may be lucky not to have them visit your homeoroffice, again offering the same product. When you confront them with the fact that someone had already approached you from their office earlier with a similar offering and that you have declined it for the umpteenth time. they feign ignorance and
unashamedly blame it on some internal operational gaffe which theyare not responsible for.