Firing a client

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• mugwart1

  Find a way around it.

  Charge a lot more, explain your a designer and that's not part of your job. Doing this stops your real income and profession but happy to continue having her as a client.

  If she fires you - great if she agrees you have a pay up.

  Change the way you deal business. We had a policy that worked well at a department I once worked. When they give you a load of changes, put them in bullet points and get her to sign off on it before the changes. That way you have a "round Robin" and she cant pull any stunts.

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  • Your new place might go south ( heaven forbid) and it might actually save your arse one day.mugwart
  • This is an excellent approach for similar problem clients in the future.
    
    For this one, I may pass. She quibbles over the pittance I currently charge.e-wo

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