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Your moral obligation is to do what's in your contract to the best of your ability, and not to put anything in the contract that you can't be certain you can de
by CreRecombinase 7y ago
Your moral obligation is to do what's in your contract to the best of your ability, and not to put anything in the contract that you can't be certain you can deliver on.
- mlevental 7y agoi'm not talking about morals here. i'm talking about the nitty gritty of building things in a stupid way simply because the customer so demands it because they have an immature notion of their business or product.
- maxxxxx 7y agoWho are you to judge that? Sure make suggestions but in the end we are all adults and are responsible for our actions.
- mlevental 7y agowhy are you responding to my comments to other people?
- peteforde 7y agoIf you are good at this job - understanding, caring about, clarifying, refining, building, integrating and maintaining someone's aspirational vision - then you are exactly perfect to make these judgements. Good clients appreciate and expect strong opinions and trust that their expensive advisors genuinely give a shit about their success. If any of my clients suspected that I was only maximizing my consulting returns, I would have no clients.