Re:Ask HN: Where can I find remote or quality oriented freel...
by conductr on Saturday September 14, 2019 @09:37PM
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It’s all about communication and setting expectations. If client is expecting quick delivery with low chance of disruption and you have a full time job maybe this consultant shouldn’t take the job. Or at minimum tell client they are juggling multiple priorities at the moment and say that they’ve built in a buffer into the ETA but it could still be a risk. And that you’ll communicate frequently with any deviation to your ETA.
Not every client needs delivery at breakneck speed.
Not every client needs delivery at breakneck speed.