Scope changes in the middle of a project are one of the most common issues freelancers deal with. You agree on something at the start, and then the client slowly adds more tasks without adjusting the budget or deadline. It can put you in a difficult position because you want to keep the client happy but also protect your time and work. Some freelancers use contracts to handle this, others have direct conversations early on. How do you manage clients who keep pushing the scope beyond what was agreed?
Ask How do you handle a client who keeps changing the scope of a project mid-way?
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