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I've learned to not question what the customer wants. If I push back and think "you probably really want solution X over the solution Y you're asking for" more
by asiachick 6y ago
I've learned to not question what the customer wants. If I push back and think "you probably really want solution X over the solution Y you're asking for" more often than not it turns into a big fiasco. Every issue that comes up becomes my fault for suggesting X and not going with Y. Where as if I just do Y as they asked then they associate the issues with Y and not me.
- jrochkind1 6y agoSure, that's great for self-preservation. Can be done similarly with "what the boss [or uber-boss] wants". It leads to so much crap, but it's great for self-preservation.