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   by blah32497 13y ago

   I didn't have a facebook account for a very long time, and now I do and I realized I had no idea what I was talking about. Yes, old acquaintances posting about minutia of there lives is of no value and can be down right irritating. But
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   by blah32497 13y ago

   I completely agree. Ostensibly the client should know more because he's the one ordering the product, but the reality is you often need to educate them. But that just goes to show it's more stressful and difficult than an intervie
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   by blah32497 13y ago

   I've had the polar opposite experience. I guess we have very different clients. Clients generally ask questions that don't make a lot of sense or that show a fundamental misunderstanding of how the system works. They may introduce
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   by blah32497 13y ago

   I guess it depends on the industry/clientèle, but meetings are fundamentally very similar. You are worried about what "they" will ask and if you will be able to answer the questions. With a client, it's about the softwa