Sometimes clients go beyond work and start asking about your personal life, which can feel uncomfortable. While some may just be trying to be friendly, it can cross a line and make the working relationship unclear. It is important to stay respectful, but also protect your space. In such situations, how do you respond in a calm and polite way without giving too much personal information or making the client feel offended or ignored?
Ask How do you deal with a client who asks personal questions that are not related to the project?
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