How do you handle clients that constantly request for changes?

[Sara]

Yes that is just the problem. Most of these clients are not willing to pay for these changes, they just want to use the designers to achieve perfection for less.

You can't use me anyhow because you are my client. I will respect you and I expect same from you. It's too bad when you are looking for perfection but you can't pay.

 

[Andrew]

It's either you take the changes and effect it for them on the job or have it declined, stating that it's not part of the job discussion from the beginning to keep changing things especially when the order have been completed with the already provided instructions.

 

[Larry]

I always make sure that I reach an agreement on what to do for a client before starting the job. Once we have an agreement, there is no room for me to change anything unless the person is paying extra for it.

 

[Axel]

Sadly, there will always be clients who are very difficult and annoying to work with because they will keep making the job very hard. The worst is that they don't pay well most of the time. I just brace up and deal with the job until they are okay.

 

[Sara]

Sadly, there will always be clients who are very difficult and annoying to work with because they will keep making the job very hard. The worst is that they don't pay well most of the time. I just brace up and deal with the job until they are okay.

Clients that will even get annoyed with you without any reason and still don't pay well. I pray not to have such as my clients. I will brace up but I need to keep them at their lane to avoid them making the job to be very difficult for me.

 

[Maddox]

I always make sure that I reach an agreement on what to do for a client before starting the job. Once we have an agreement, there is no room for me to change anything unless the person is paying extra for it.

Doing this is very good because it will give the freelancer every right to decline anything the client brings forward. All they can do is give a negative review in the end which is a lie.

 

[Angelina]

There was a scenario that I can't forget so easily and whenever I remember it, I will just laugh. Someone came to our shop for designing and the way he's ordering us around to do this and that in the work. It became so frustrating that we left the shop for him. For over 30 minutes or more, nobody is there to attend to him. I think he noticed what happened and apologized.

 

[Kyle]

When you have worked with many clients, you will understand that those that have more stress don’t pay enough. The good clients pay well and don’t have much stress.

I agree with you. Those clients who are always nagging about one thing or another are the worst to work with. They don't pay well and their demands are too much and inconsiderate.