I've noticed quite a number of threads popping up that relate to work that's not in the retail or hospitality sector. Things like teachers, prison guards etc.
So, I thought that rather than creating a category for those altogether, I thought I might define what a customer is for everyone.
A customer is someone who pays for goods or services. The payment in itself can vary, from currency, to time, through to favours, while the goods or services received can also vary, from education, to rehabilitation, through to food.
Hopefully this might prevent arguments over whether people here have jobs with "customers" or not. So what do you think?
So, I thought that rather than creating a category for those altogether, I thought I might define what a customer is for everyone.
A customer is someone who pays for goods or services. The payment in itself can vary, from currency, to time, through to favours, while the goods or services received can also vary, from education, to rehabilitation, through to food.
Hopefully this might prevent arguments over whether people here have jobs with "customers" or not. So what do you think?
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