Lost a big account . . .
Lost a big account . . .
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Yeh, surely a proper analysis of the situation regarding the client would be appropriate; what you thought their expectations were, how you'd managed those. How the relationships between the two companies was going - who knew who how well, what was the history. Any clues as to why they might have ditched you, being open to the possibility that you might not have done anything wrong at all...
- that's all done and done - initially didn't meet expectations and client never told anyone, till nowtimeless
- They mis-managed the relationship then, not you. What could you have done differently ?mikotondria3
- Way to go owning up though, dude - you're totally taking it on the chin, which I would think is an excellent quality in a wrkr..mikotondria3