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That's a good approach. Remember, it isn't your problem. It is your client's problem. You are there to help solve his problem. If he doesn't care enough you
by robomartin 14y ago
That's a good approach. Remember, it isn't your problem. It is your client's problem. You are there to help solve his problem. If he doesn't care enough you certainly shouldn't.
In a month you'll know a lot more about what you might be walking into. It is critical that you client also learn what he has to contend with. In other words: Communicate profusely throughout the process.