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Good point, but even when the client is a company you're usually only interfacing with one or two people, either of whom can be high maintenance. Bottom line i
by snorkel 13y ago
Good point, but even when the client is a company you're usually only interfacing with one or two people, either of whom can be high maintenance.
Bottom line is customers suck. You're either a people person who enjoys the challenge of turning customer frowns into smiles, or arrange your business to minimize direct contact with customers.
- tptacek 13y agoThe key difference between working for an annoying employee of a company and working for an annoying person is that the annoying employee isn't spending their own money. Both the spend and the return on spending are (usually) abstractions to employees. They're all too vivid to sole proprietors.