Ask How do you handle a client asking for work that was not part of the original agreement?

It happens often where a client asks for extra tasks that you did not plan for when you first started the project. This is called scope creep and it can lead to you working much longer hours without getting any extra pay. You have to find a way to tell the client that more work will require more time and more money. It is important to set these boundaries early. How do you handle a client asking for work that was not part of the original agreement?
 

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