I have seen situations where a client is in a hurry and wants work to begin at once, but there is no agreement in place yet. It can feel risky because nothing is clearly defined, especially payment and scope. At the same time, saying no might make you lose the job. It feels like a delicate situation where you need to protect yourself without pushing the client away. How do you handle this kind of pressure while still keeping things safe and professional?
Ask What do you do when a client wants you to start immediately but has not signed anything yet?
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