Question

Seven teachers E, D, K, Z. O, S and Q teach different
subjects, viz Biology. History. Civics, Hindi, English,
Sanskrit and Physics, in a week starting from Monday to
Sunday. The persons whose names start with first half of
the English alphabetical order teach the subject before
Thursday while the persons whose names start with second
half of the English alphabetical order teach the subject
after Wednesday, but not necessarily in the same order.
Only two teachers teach between E and the one who
teaches Sanskrit. O teaches immediately before the one
who teaches English. Only three teachers teach between S
and the one who teaches Biology. S does not teach on
Sunday. More than two teachers teach between Q and the
one who teaches History. The one who teaches Civis
teaches the subject immediately after D. K does not teach
Civics. Z does not teach immediately before the one who
teaches Sanskrit. O and Z do not teach Physics. Neither Z
nor S teaches Hindi.
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Answer 1

Answer:

Amongst 50 customers there will at least be five who will end up rubbing merchants the

wrong way. Now, reacting to such folk with appeasement and guilt is utter naivety,

whereas with constant support from the owners comes a sense of loyalty amongst the

employees who than provide better facility to the customers and happy employees

always go an extra mile to make customer happy.

It is sometimes sensible to lose a customer for protecting the company and its

workforce. Undoubtedly excellent customer service is the crux of any business but

adopting the principle of ‘the customer is always right’, eventually hurts the business by

demotivating employees, giving power to offensive customers, and also by creating bad

experiences for the other customers.vii. What is undoubtedly the crux of any business as mentioned in this the passage?

(a) Good aesthetics and ethics

(b) Motivated employees

(c) Excellent management