It seems like speed is always on the client's mind, but quality is something they only think about after the work is delivered. A client will ask if you can finish in two days instead of five, but they will not ask what corners you have to cut to make that happen. When the result is not what they expected, the rushed timeline rarely comes up. I have always wondered why speed feels like a simple request to clients when it actually changes the work. Do you think most clients understand what rushing really costs?
Ask Why do clients ask if something can be done faster without asking if rushing it hurts the quality?
- Thread starter Edward22
- Start date
Similar threads
-
Can I sue my clients if they refuse to paya after I am done working for them?- Started by Btaliat
- Replies: 0
-
Ask Can a freelancer be penalized for asking a client to mark a project as complete after it is clearly done?
- Started by Edward22
- Replies: 0
-
-
-
Can I sue my clients if they use my sample without paying?
- Started by Btaliat
- Replies: 0
RECOMMENDED COURSES
-
Create an Online Course A-ZDesign, Develop, and Run Your Own Profitable & Engaging Online Training Program- BMF.io
- Updated:
-
Affiliate Marketing A-ZAffiliate marketing is when a merchant pays an affiliate for sales, clicks, or leads.- BMF.io
- Updated:
-
Digital Marketing A-ZDigital marketing turns clicks into conversations—and conversations into loyal customers.- BMF.io
- Updated:
-
Start a Freelance Business A-ZBecoming a freelancer is one of the easiest and fastest ways to start your own business.- BMF.io
- Updated:
-
Create a Membership Site A-ZBuild and Run Subscription Websites for Reliable, Recurring Income- BMF.io
- Updated:
-
Group Coaching Program A-ZHow to Design a Group Coaching Program That Expands Your Impact & Transforms Lives- BMF.io
- Updated: