Every now and then, a client will ask for something that is much harder than the tasks you usually handle. While it is tempting to say yes just to get the money, taking on work that is too difficult can lead to a lot of stress and bad results. I think it is important to be honest about what you can do while still being helpful to the person hiring you. How do you respond when a project feels like it might be too big for you?
Ask How do you approach a client request that is technically complex and outside your usual work?
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