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I'm talking about cases where you don't want to work for them at all. It's very sensible and normal to quote more if you expect higher admin time and other com
by seanwilson 5y ago
I'm talking about cases where you don't want to work for them at all.
It's very sensible and normal to quote more if you expect higher admin time and other complications that carry risk e.g. many stakeholders to get agreement from.
- tut-urut-utut 5y ago> I'm talking about cases where you don't want to work for them at all. Given enough money, I would be thrilled to work for the worst client I can imagine. There are very few cases where I would flat out refuse to work with a client, regardless of money. And in those cases, I would be scared to death to just say: “sorry, I feel it would be better not to work for you, although you want it”.