I have seen cases where a client clearly wants good work, but their budget does not match the level of effort needed. This can put you in a difficult position because you want to help, but you also need to be paid fairly for your time and skill. How do you explain the gap between their budget and the real cost of the project, and is there a smart way to adjust the work without lowering quality too much?
Ask What do you do when a client has a fixed budget that is lower than what the project actually requires?
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