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Re: difficulties with clients
by Steve Wargo on Apr 3, 2008 at 7:01:23 am

Well, you could ignore her and proceed with your work. If she buts in, politely ask her to leave and explain to the client that they are paying to have it edited ONE TIME. If she is involved then they are now on an hourly rate.

Have you gotten any money up front? If so, it might be time to cut bait and escort all of them to the door. Even if they haven't paid you, you'll feel much better by taking control. You are going to have ulcers if you let this go on.

Have a frank discussion with the client with Jr. sitting there. If they take her side, hand them their tapes and say goodby.

After all, who owns your company? You or them?




Steve Wargo
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