Question

what might you do in a situation with a client who consistently request to make any plans to change? what will you do about a client who meet plants to change but do not carry them out?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Now watch me (Crank that Soulja Boy)

Now watch me (Crank that Soulja Boy)

Now watch me (Crank that Soulja Boy)

Now watch me (Crank that Soulja Boy)

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Understand Your Client’s Limitations

2. Be Firm

3. Have a Clear Agreement

4. Bargain

5. Educate Your Client

6. Have Confidence In Your Work

Clients that insist on change after change are a nightmare for a freelancer, but they do it for different reasons. If you can work out what the basic issue is, there are ways of dealing with them. These include:

→  Understanding that your client has no expertise in your line of work, and strategizing for that.

→ Setting clear boundaries for what you will and won’t do.

→ Making sure your contract includes specifics about revisions and corrections.

→ Persuading your client to stage extra work as an additional project phase.

→ Making sure your client understands what’s involved in your work.

→ Being confident  that way your client will trust you more, and you’ll be better able to argue against unwise changes.