Sometimes a client will ask you to work inside a specific project management tool, communication app, or design platform that you have never touched before. This puts you in a situation where you either have to learn quickly or be honest that you are not familiar with it. The problem is that some clients may see your lack of experience with their preferred tool as a red flag, even if the actual work you are doing has nothing to do with the tool itself. How do you handle these moments without making it seem like you are unprepared?
Ask What do you do when a client wants you to use tools or platforms that you have never used before?
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