Sometimes clients give feedback based on old ways of doing things that no longer work today. This happens because the freelance world moves very fast and clients do not always keep up with new trends. You have to find a way to explain the modern way of working without making the client feel like they are wrong or old. It is a very delicate situation because you still want to respect their opinion. How do you teach your clients about current industry standards when they give you bad advice?
Ask How do you respond to feedback that is based on outdated assumptions about your industry?
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