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They should sign off on the requirements so you have a firm goal to build towards. Constant changes will lead to late deliverables. If they then want changes and additional features they can be included in v2.
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Scrappy779yDefinitely agree. Signing a contract approving the layout and such is important to not waste your time, it also stops clients from being as annoying!
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Clients will always change their mind! It's how you manage that. If I get change requests, I simply write back with. "I have put the project on hold while I asses your changes and any cost/time implications (see change control in the contract). I will be in touch". Write up a report with details of changes time/cost. Then get on with that other project.
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Brandon99yI'd love to do that, except my project manager doesn't believe in signing off on designs -_-
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