Feedback is meant to improve work, but sometimes clients suggest changes that can reduce quality or go against the goal of the project. In freelancing, keeping the client happy is important, but doing poor work can harm your name. It seems like a careful explanation might help, but not every client listens. How do you respond when feedback does not align with the project goals, and how do you explain your point without causing conflict?
Ask What do you do when a client gives you feedback that does not make sense for the project?
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