Some clients seem to forget that freelancers also have personal time, especially during public holidays or weekends. They send messages expecting quick replies and get upset when they do not hear back right away, even when it is clearly outside of normal working hours. The challenge is that if you set boundaries too firmly, some clients take it the wrong way and think you are not committed to their project. How do you communicate your availability in a way that is clear and professional without making the client feel like they are not a priority?
Ask How do you handle a client who expects you to be equally available during their holidays as during regular work days?
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