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Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii
Whenever you are approached for a job and the potential client discusses what they want to do...and you know its a fail as they outline it...do you tell them its sure to be a fail, suggest additional small amounts of work or do you just sign em up and give em what they want?
For example, they say they want to do A+B and then go to market.
However, you know from the market, from experience etc that A+B+C is required or the client will be unhappy with the results.
2 cents anyone?
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Tell them "yeah, I'll do A+B; but I also suggest we do C for the best results".
If they say "No, I just want A+B and not C".
Then you do A+B ...
Because; who the fuck are you to tell them it won't work?
Do you know everything they know?
You can be sure they didn't tell you any secrets they have on making it work.
Disclaimer : The problem is that they always forget that you suggested C and they blew it off, therefore you fucked up and not them when it fails.
