Who Should Say "hello" First, Customers Or Employees?

"Employees should be trained to always dictate the direction of the conversion, set the tone and the mood.If you let customers do it, their emotions for the interaction can set a negative tone, especially if they are having a problem. This negativity can cause your employee to mimic it, which overall causes a bad customer service experience.

But having your employee open up with a greeting, nice tone setting voice, in a helping way, the customer is most likely to respond better.Then the employee can maintain that tone level throughout the conversation and provide professional customer service

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How is char str "Hello" different from char *p"Hello" in C?

If i explain you in simple language then.char strhello is a complete thing or complete hello.whereasas others had said that char *phello is pointer to hello . They are right. when we declare any variable using pointer then pointer point to the initial address of the variable. In our case its point to h. To travel all other characters we have to increase pointer. Basically *p is address of h in hello.

i want add one thing about char strhello i.e. we can retrieve any character of hello just by specifying its array index no and if we print str then complete hello will be printed.i hope my answer satisfied you.Thanku!!!

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How do you say "Hello" in Serbian?

"Zdravo" is probably most common. But depending on who you are talking to, if a person is someone you are familiar with or about the same age as you, then its appropriate to greet them in a less formal way as "Zdravo" or "u0106ao" (as Italian Ciao). For those people who you don't know too well or they are older or have more authority, its more proper to say "Dobar dan" (Good Morning/Afternoon) or "Dobro Veu010de" (Good Evening) to show respect. Very often you can also hear "Pozdrav" as a casual and friendly saying Hello.

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Why do people think Hello Kitty is satanic?

I haven't heard that one before. I don't think Hello Kitty is satanic.The only possible reason I can think of that someone might say that is that they are relating it to one of the Japanese gods that is a cat. That cat is their god of prosperity and it has one paw up that waves up and down, but it is gold in color. It is often seen at cash registers in businesses in Japan. It is quite cute if a person didn't know what it was. Hello Kitty is from Japan also but it is always white and doesn't wave it's arm, so it's not the same

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What are some slang Brazilian expressions for 'hello'?

"Hello" is "Al" in phone communication. It is usually "oi" ("hi") otherwise, but there are several other expressions that could be used. A few are "opa", "da" ("so?"), "e a", "tudo bom?" ("everything all right?"), "como vai?" ("how are you"), "ol" ("hello"), 'bom dia"/"boa tarde"/"boa noite " ("good morning/afternoon/evening/night"), "com licena" ("excuse me"), etc.There are several nuances in the use of these words and expressions; a non-native should probably stick with "oi" in informal situations and "bom dia/boa tarde/boa noite" in more formal situations. Or perhaps "com licena" if you are possibly interrupting the other person

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Can I write "Hello" in place of "Bonjour" when writing to French clients?

No, I would not advise you to say "Hello" in your emails to clients.

French are still quite formal and despite what your colleagues say, written forms of communications with unknowns can be tricky...

I would put it this way: There is nothing to win for you in addressing your customers with "hello" while there is potentially quite a lot to lose if, by chance, your email ends up in the wrong person's inbox.

Really not worth it in my opinion,

It even makes no difference if the clients are Japanese, Spanish, German or any non-english speaking by the way...

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As a Korean, how do you feel about the "Hello Counselor" issue?

I was outraged that this was allowed to happen in my country with no dire repercussions. That man is a criminal & a halfwit. There is no way his incestuous pedophilia/spousal abuse or rape can ever be excused anywhere else so why in Korea in front of an international audience turning into a viral shitstorm of embarrassment? I truly hope everyone gets REAL counselling from his horrendous PTSD-inducing bullshit & he gets institutionalized/fined/jailed/castrated/whatever it may take. Ive never liked this show & I think the hosts/producers are idiots for making a circus out of very serious psychological problems of their guests. The hosts/producers should also face fines & real world consequences. Unbelievable!

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In Swedish, how do you say "hello"?

Neither of the other two mentioned Hall which is what I would use and which likely is the easiest for you to remember as its the same PHall HelloHej Hi (more common) but sounds like hey.Hejsan Hello (onto you)?Tjena Hello / Greetings?Tja Just short tjena (pronounced sha)As for leaving things I guess you could resurrect:Afton Evening, as in short good evening.Fridens liljor Lilies of the peace, which I assume is our way of saying (may) peace be with you though Im not sure. But no-one use it any longer. You see it in proper polite possibly happy black and white movies

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How did "Hello" become "Hi"?

Hello, sourced in the U.S. western frontier in 1848, was shouted to attract attention. Hello became more prevalent in the 1880s following the advent of the telephone (thanks to Thomas Edison) when it was used as the formal greeting. Interestingly, the operators handling the phone exchanges were known as hello-girls.

Hi, on the other hand, is also sourced as an exclamation of greeting. Its first usage was in 1862, recorded by a Kansas Indian. Its likely that hello became hi after the popular use of the telephone, the latter being an informal greeting between two people who know each other, such as close friends or relatives.

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Do you think 'namaste' is the best way to say hello?

"Namaste" being a heartwarming gesture is regarded a respectful way of greeting.People from other nations find it so pleasing that they want to know more about the Indian culture and traditions. You can understand the emotions it bring that certainly a "Hi" and "Hello" can't.

I believe it is all about making the person you are interacting with comfortable and well-connected to you before you begin the conversation.It all starts with respecting the person, introducing yourself as authentic "Made in India."These are just my thoughts.Would love to hear back from you

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How do I say "hello" in Japanese?

Depends on the situation and who you're talking to!

There' isn't a real "hello" equivalent for the Japanese. 1. "Konnichiwa" literally means "good afternoon" but it's used generally for greeting purposes. 2. "Ohayo Gozaimasu" (good morning) is used for greeting in the morning, "Ohayo" is the informal version. An even more informal version (commonly used among the youths) is "Ohai".

3. "Konban wa" is used as an evening greeting, literally meaning good evening.

4. Some people like to use "Moshi Moshi" as a greeting on the phone.

I would say Konnichiwa suits the purpose of a greeting in the day, although if you're meeting in the morning you might consider "Ohayo Gozaimasu" and you might want to use "Konban wa" in the evening.

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All the people around me think that I have a bad attitude just because I am not very friendly and can't say hello to everyone first?

Feel the fear and do it anyway. Your question makes me believe that you have some sort of social anxiety or Inferiority complex.My father also suffers from social anxiety. He is really quiet and literally escapes from 'social situations'. He keeps thinking 'what if someone asks this? What if he asks about that?'I was also same when I was in grade 10. Then I shifted to New Delhi for a year. It totally changed me.You must learn Venusian Art/skill. A major part of your career and successful depends on it. Please, get this mojo in your arsenal before it is too late (like my dad).

Happy to help!

Good luck!

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Someone from dating app who ghosted you long time ago said hello to you again. What will you do?

If you really liked them, give them another chance. BUT they gotta come to you or go above and beyond to win YOU over. Its not fair if you just fall into her hands like puddie when she screwed you over. You have to state you messed up, Ill give you a shot, but you gotta earn it. You do not tell her this, just think it. If you allow her to keep vanishing whenever she wants and act like its okay you are telling her it is okay for her to treat you like that subconsciously

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Hello twin flames, have you been experiencing any electrical/internet difficulties recently? Breakdowns, blips, flicking in and out etc.

Hello Beth,I would say I never come across any electrical and internet difficulties. Only a few incidents of our( me and my Twin Flame) phones or WiFi not working at the same time. I see some parallel incidents happen to us simultaneously regarding electronics while we are contacting online. Like when he is busy with work, I wont be able to reach him through my phone.Something of that sort. Other than that I have not experienced any major difficulties. I have seen one of the Twin Flame have gone through similar experience as you. Before she answered to the same question, I couldnt find her answer now to share with you

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Why does this happen in the C language, if (printf ("Hello World")), then this statement prints 'Hello World' as an output?

Many has written already on their views. If you have time then have a look into my answer it will also help you to understand answer of your question.In C programming language printf () always returns the length of the string which is written within printf ("example");That means if in a program there is code like likeint a;aprintf ("Hello world");printf("%d",a);Then output will be 11 (length of the string )So, your codeif (printf ("hello world"))printf returns 11 within if () statement. And 11 is greater than 0. So if () takes it as a true value.As it is true so it executes.Hence, output is : hello world

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When should I use "Hi", "Hey", "Hello", and "Dear" in an email?

As a sign of respect, use 'Dear' with people who are older than you or you aren't familiar with.Hi, hello and Hey are casual greetings which are better reserved to people who you are familiar with and are within your age bracket or younger. They include your parents, siblings and friends. Even though you can greet your dad with the above casual greetings, in some countries it is unacceptable. They use 'Dear.'There are instances you can greet an unfamiliar person with the casual greetings. These are people whom you've assessed and found out that they can warm up to such a greeting. They might even be older than you.

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How do you write a program that writes "hello world" ten times in Java?

LOLCODE seems to have been overlooked...OBTW Language: LOLCODE 1.2 Print HELLO WORLD 10 times, adding additional emphasis with

each iteration.TLDRHAI 1.2 I HAS A EMFASIS ITZ "!" I HAS A MESSIJ ITZ "HAI, WORLD" I HAS A TIMEZ ITZ 10 IM IN YR HAIZ UPPIN YR I TIL BOTH SAEM I AN TIMEZ DIFFRINT 0 AN MOD OF I AN QUOSHUNT OF TIMEZ AN 2 O RLY? YA RLY MESSIJ R SMOOSH MESSIJ AN "!" MKAY NO WAI EMFASIS R SMOOSH EMFASIS AN "1" MKAY OIC VISIBLE SMOOSH MESSIJ AN EMFASIS AN "!" MKAY IM OUTTA YR HAIZKTHXBYEExecute LOLCODE OnlineHAI, WORLD!1! HAI, WORLD!!1! HAI, WORLD!!!1! HAI, WORLD!!!!1! HAI, WORLD!!!!!1! HAI, WORLD!!!!!11! HAI, WORLD!!!!!!11! HAI, WORLD!!!!!!!11! HAI, WORLD!!!!!!!!11! HAI, WORLD!!!!!!!!!11!

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How many ways are there to print "Hello World!" In C/C?

Every statement in C must end with a semicolon as per basics. However, unlike other languages, almost all statements in C can be treated as expressions. However there are few scenarios when we can write a running program without semicolon.

Examples:1. Using if statement:// CPP program to print// Hello World without semicolon// using if statement#include int main() if (std::cout int main() switch (printf("Hello World ")) Output:Hello WorldUsing macros// CPP program to print// Hello World without semicolon// using macros#include #define GEEK printf("Hello World")int main() if (GEEK) Output:Hello World."