Good Client Relations 14: Dodgy Clients
This blog comes directly from you readers. Someone asked my advice on how to deal with a dodgy client. To give you an outline, this freelancer had taken on some…
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Good Client Relations 13: Cheap Skates
This is certainly one of the most common traits that I’ve seen freelancers get frustrated with. Clients who want the earth for pennies. So how best to deal with a…
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Good Client Relations 12: Micro Managers
Continuing our theme of bad habits some clients have, we are going to be talking about micro-managers. Devils of Detail Micro-managers are one of the more painful types of clients…
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Good Client Relations 11: Ghost Clients
Beware foolish mortals, for you enter a world of creepy clients and jaw dropping jobs. In this last few weeks we have been covering some of the darker side of…
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Good Client Relations 10: Scope Creepers
We are continuing our guide through those less desirable client attributes and how best to handle them. Today we’re talking about scope creep. Scope creep is where a client keeps…
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Good Client Relations 9: Committees
We are currently covering how to have good relationships with those clients with bad habits. Today I want to talk about groups. We all know that old phrase about how…
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Good Client Relations 8: Emergencies
For the upcoming weeks I will be covering various bad habits of clients and how best to deal with them. Although 90% of clients are fine, when you do come…
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Good Client Relations 7: Indecisive Clients
Over the next couple of weeks I want to go over various bad habits that clients may have. Now I want to say again that the majority of clients are…
Read MoreGood Client Relations 6: Perfect Client
When talking about client relations, you can’t really avoid talking about different kinds of client. To start off with I wanted to talk about that perfect client. Great Expectations When…
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Good Client Relations 5: Work Flow
One of the key differences with collaborating with clients vs co-workers is the nature of your relationship is much more transactional. You have been hired usually for a short amount…
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