> If they insist on fixing the lower priority bug first then you should try to stop working with them I'm all for firing bad clients. Fire the crazy ones. Fire

> If they insist on fixing the lower priority bug first then you should try to stop working with them I'm all for firing bad clients. Fire the crazy ones. Fire the ones that don't pay. Fire the ones who make ridiculous demands at the last moment. But the client wants you to deploy a fix to the logo ASAP, you do it. That's the client's priority. As long as they accept the disruption to the rest of the work, it's no problem.