Business Growth
When a Client Asks for More: Keep a Project From Drifting
When an exhibition client asks for one more display after approving the model, make the added work, tradeoffs and decision visible.
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Business Growth
When an exhibition client asks for one more display after approving the model, make the added work, tradeoffs and decision visible.
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A ceramic designer can make her judgment visible by placing a rough cup form, glaze tests and the finished cup in one concise project story.
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An interior designer learns more by asking what happened with a client’s last space project than by reciting every service she offers.
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A florist and event photographer can turn overlapping wedding clients into a useful referral partnership by defining fit and consent first.
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