Client interference

[Dilip]

Do you hate it when client suggests changes that you do not approve? Do you make them anyway?

 

[Nicholas]

I don't like it whenever the client I'm working for decide to interrupt and interfere with the work in progress but unfortunately it's not something I can have a final say in. As long as he's paying for the job, whatever he says is final.

 

[Sara]

I will give some reasons why their suggestions didn't match what I am working on but whenever they insist, I will go ahead with the work.

The only place I don't pity them to charge them is when they come back for corrections and it's still the same advise I was giving at first

 

[Kyle]

I believe that as long as the client is paying for your services, he or she have the right to interfere and make recommendations/suggestions on what they need to be used to work for them. If it is something that you cannot work with, I think you shouldn't be accepting such projects.

 

[Gary]

Do you hate it when client suggests changes that you do not approve? Do you make them anyway?

If you don't approve of what a client wants to be done for him or her, it's going to be in your best interest not to accept the job. This is because the client will never accept the job when it's done. Also, be 100% guaranteed the review is going to be bad!!

 

[Kennysplash]

Customer satisfaction has always been my concern and the motto I live by. Even if I think a project is not right the way the client wants it, I will still go ahead and satisfy them. I am being paid to do what they want, I wouldn’t want to argue with them.

 

[Larry]

Do you hate it when client suggests changes that you do not approve? Do you make them anyway?

One of the most important thing for you to do when working as a graphic designer is to make sure that you get all the instructions and requirements your client wants on any particular job that you're doing for them. This is so that you make sure you are not working outside their expectations.

 

[Jeremy]

Do you hate it when client suggests changes that you do not approve? Do you make them anyway?

It is not your duty to force anything on your client especially when they want you to work on a particular project for them. Whatever suggestion they are going to make is what you are supposed to work with unless you can do that.

 

[Walter]

Do you hate it when client suggests changes that you do not approve? Do you make them anyway?

Who's paying for the job that I'm working on? It's the clients. Their suggestion is all that matters as far as I'm concerned. I'm there to serve them because they are paying me for it.

 

[Axel]

If a client makes a suggestion which I think wouldn't be good for the job I'm working on, I'll try and explain why it's not going to work. If he insists and it's what I can do, I'll it exactly how the client wants it.

 

[Maddox]

Do you hate it when client suggests changes that you do not approve? Do you make them anyway?

I don't hate it when clients makes suggestions of changes in what I'm working on for them. They are paying me money to work. They have the right to do so.

 

[Big Jon]

You have to realize that the clients are after something special. So as long as I'm being paid, I will be willing to go with whatever changes he wants to make on the work.

 

[Kennysplash]

You have to realize that the clients are after something special. So as long as I'm being paid, I will be willing to go with whatever changes he wants to make on the work.

It can actually be annoying to be honest. You would want to see the outcome of your work, but they keep making changes till you get fed up.