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Wow. Pretty much gold right here. It took me years to figure most of this out. So I'm guessing you, like me, keep the client informed about "Today I worked N h
by rpwilcox 15y ago
Wow. Pretty much gold right here. It took me years to figure most of this out.
So I'm guessing you, like me, keep the client informed about "Today I worked N hours, making the total amount for this milestone M hours"?
- jsavimbi 15y agoYes, it's like sending a scrum update to a teammate who's working from home. It's routine and matter of fact after awhile. If they bitch about the amount of communication, I just make sure the invoices are all up-to-date and send two-day and weekly summaries. Following up with a phone call if they don't respond to requests. If anything, at least they'll think you're diligent. It took me years to figure out as well. It's like being a silent, technical co-founder for a short period of time. Having some experience in the particular business domain is good but not always required as in the case of a marketing site, but I find it better to not try and outsmart the client and just fulfill the business objectives that they have with a solid, appropriate technical solution.