'customer thinking' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the thought process or perspective of a customer in a particular situation. It can be used in marketing, customer service, or any other context related to understanding and catering to the needs and wants of customers. Example: "As a successful business, it is important for us to constantly stay updated on current trends and shifts in customer thinking."
But as somebody who is also a waitress, the idea of a customer thinking they are giving me a top-up because my salary isn't already enough to live on, but that money instead going to the people who aren't willing to pay me a decent wage, is painful.
Also, if something went wrong and the customer could not get hold of any support staff, that would get the customer thinking of considering other providers.
Likewise, customer thinking style of combined processing (highly rational and highly experiential) is found to create upward bias on authenticity perceptions.
Write articles that are compelling, succinct, and get your customer thinking, "I've got to have this!
"We need to get customers thinking about Wendy's again," Mr. Lynch said.
But the transaction also left customers thinking about their emotional connection to places as mundane as drugstores.
Then again, for customers thinking more "Kindle Fire" than "iPad" — that is, they want the basics, like reading and watching videos and checking e-mail and browsing the Web — that won't matter.
But with customers thinking twice these days about expensive trinkets, she is helping her boss prepare to vacate the shop and consolidate it with a sister store in a less expensive part of town.
Maybe it's the reality that I'm sitting at my desk with payroll and expenses wondering, 'What are my customers thinking?'" The elements of the law intended to help small businesses did not impress Mr. Summers.
Elsewhere Tommy Young, the chief operating officer at Aegon, said: "We've received a number of enquiries from customers thinking they will be able to access their retirement savings immediately, just like they do their bank account, and expect to be able to withdraw money as and when they like without having to complete any forms".
"We've also received a number of inquiries from customers thinking they will be able to access their retirement savings immediately, just like they do their bank account and expect to be able to withdraw money as and when they like without having to complete any forms".
