A client always knows better! Is it true?
So, I was working with my client on his new website. You know regular stuff, nothing special. Then, at one moment, I thought it would be nice to throw in a couple of suggestions. So, I said, why don't WE (pay attention to "we," that's me thinking about us as a team) make/write a separate Why Choose Us page, WE have privacy policy, but I think WE should have terms and conditions, as well, finally, I think that a short news-like form would be more appropriate for your blog instead of long classic article form, etc.
My oh my, if I only knew what kind of a reaction my benign suggest would provoke. I'm the one paying here, I'm the only one talking here. Is that understood? Crystal clear sir!
What was I supposed to do? He wanted to be bossy, so it was at the tip of my tongue, go on knock yourself out. Your money, your rules. I did what I was told to do, no more, no less. I got my money for the work and wished the best of luck to my client with his new website.
Should I change my attitude because of this client? Should I keep silent all the time and just nod and smile? Should I offer my suggests, only when I hear the question, why do you think?
Marketing dude in technology world
Works as digital marketing manager at ID printers
Cheers, Laurence.
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