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>Your client cares about what they’ll pay and when it’ll be done and the scope of work So...what is up with the people who write an agreement for providing ser
by perl4ever 5y ago
>Your client cares about what they’ll pay and when it’ll be done and the scope of work
So...what is up with the people who write an agreement for providing services with a price and no details about the work or when it will be done? And then it's like pulling teeth to find out what they will do and what exact equipment is included?
I read in various places all sorts of rules for doing business the right way, and I think, yeah, that sounds obvious, and then in the real world it largely doesn't seem to be practiced.
- awb 5y agoYeah, I’m not sure either. Maybe it’s because they’re rushing and not thinking it through or don’t want to take the time to plan the project out or maybe because they want it to be vague for some reason like billing for this project planning instead of doing it for free up front.
- tarsinge 5y agoI do both types depending on projects and customers. Some want detailed specs to be reassured, other are ok with Agile like trust us to do the best.