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Which client was welcomed by cognizant with elephant in 2000?
JPMC
Which bfsi client was welcomed by cognizant with elephants in chennai?
tyhtyh
How not to make a customer feel welcomed?
make it stinky inside.the guest will NOT want to go shopping,etc.
Why is it important to maintain a client's modesty?
to make they feel okay and not scared of coming for a treatment.
What are the tips in entertaining guests?
When entertaining guests, the number one focus should be to make sure they are enjoying themselves and feel welcomed. If you are entertaining guests in your home, be sure to give them a tour so that they feel comfortable should they need to use the restroom, etc. Also, be sure to greet each guest and make them feel welcomed by offering to take their coats/purses and offering them a beverage.
Why do people like hugs?
People give hugs because if somebody is upset about something a hug usually will make them feel better. Then they won't feel bad.
What does making people feel at ease mean?
it means making them feel comfortable and relaxed and welcomed
Do you say thank you for making me feel welcome or welcomed?
Typically the correct wording would be 'welcome' but it depends on whether your felt welcomed or welcome.
How do you make the client in recruitment?
How do you make the client in recruitment?
What is the importance of knowing about the culture of overseas visitors?
When you meet a visitor from another country, it is important to learn about their culture because that is another way to make people feel comfortable and appreciated that another person would go all they way out to make that person feel welcomed, and to make sure that you don;t do or say anything that would make them feel offended in anyway.
Where do guys like to hang out?
Anywhere they feel welcomed. And even if they aren't.. They will still stay there
What is meaning of khushamid?
"Khushamid" is a Farsi word that means "welcome" or "warmly received." It is often used in Persian-speaking countries as a way to greet someone or make them feel welcomed.
