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It's a losing battle. I've had lots of experience with this. Here are the possible scenarios: 1) You will never finish 2) you will finish, but many times ove
by paulhauggis 15y ago
It's a losing battle. I've had lots of experience with this.
Here are the possible scenarios:
1) You will never finish
2) you will finish, but many times over the deadline
3) your customer will blame you
4) you will lose money on the project
Get the requirements in writing, don't allow the customer to keep changing it. If they want to change it, make sure you let them know how much money/time it will add onto the project.
- trustfundbaby 15y agoAhh right ... I see where you're going but that's not the case with this. Its just a back and forth trying to nail down the specifications for the project. Once those are set, we don't change them unless they go through a change request process that we have. They're good clients I promise :D The issue is just trying to track when a small requirement like "submit button should change color on hover" changes or is removed entirely. just as an example of course.