Sometimes a client will say your work is good, but they are not ready to move forward yet. This can leave you waiting without knowing what will happen next. It may affect your time and planning for other jobs. When a client says they need more time, it can mean different things. In this kind of case, how do you follow up in a simple and respectful way, without looking desperate or losing the opportunity completely?
Ask How do you handle the situation where a client says your work is good but they need more time to decide?
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