Firing a client
Firing a client
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- detritus0
nah, I don't believe you should simply up your charges to account for a difficult cunt - some people make life miserable, so if you're not desperate for their business, drop them.
Drop them as best suits you and if you can do it gracefully, communicate why so at least they can reflect on things for any future engagement.
if, like me, you can't necessarily explain that gracefully: don't.
- this is true to a degree. But like any relationship, a client will treat you the way you allow them to. you can change that interaction with a little effort.Gnash
- best to repair, than discard. if possible.Gnash
- dunno, i find it hard to claw back enthusiasm for on-going work once a client's caused enough resentment.detritus
- ya, sometimes it is futile.Gnash
- Yes, I allowed the dynamic to happen. But she's also a naturally insufferable person. Not a bridge I want maintained.e-wo