Ask Is it true that setting clear expectations from the first conversation leads to fewer problems throughout the project?

[Edward22]

Most project problems that show up halfway through could have been avoided if both sides had taken time to get specific at the very start. When expectations are left unclear in the first conversation, everyone fills in the gaps with their own assumptions, and those assumptions rarely match. The further into the project you get, the harder it becomes to correct a misunderstanding that was there from the beginning. Do you think most freelancers skip this step because they are in a rush to close the deal, or because they are not sure what questions to ask?

 

[SuperAffiliateX]

Yes it is very important together with your own personal guideline for the services you offer. A fact it is very important to put it in the description of your services so that people will read before reaching out to you. When you do this you are going to have less problem and the client will abide