Alyssa Gregory

How to Survive Saying No to a Client

When you’re working with clients, it’s important to have boundaries based on clear communication and mutual respect. Then, when you have established your boundaries comes the difficult task of enforcing them.

What happens when enforcing policies means saying no? In many cases, you may run the risk of losing an ally in the other party once the word “no” leaves your mouth. This is why it’s so important to figure out a way to honor your boundaries while making connections and developing relationships — even when you need to say no.

Here are a few situations when you may need to say no to a client with examples of gentler ways to do it.

To read full article, copy and paste this link (or right-click and open
in new window): http://bit.ly/aGn9Ab

Views: 0

Comment

You need to be a member of FindVirtual.com to add comments!

Join FindVirtual.com

Sue L Canfield Comment by Sue L Canfield on July 19, 2010 at 8:35pm
Saying no can be very challenging - particularly when we come from the feeling of needing that client's money. I've found it often the simplest to just say, 'not a match'.

© 2012   Created by Jason Murphy.

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service