Sometimes when you’re producing or editing a client’s podcast the relationship starts out really well — expectations are clear, preset boundaries are respected, both parties perform their pre-determined responsibilities in a timely manner, and things go smoothly. But somewhere along the way your client may start demanding more from you
Sometimes when you’re producing or editing a client’s podcast the relationship starts out really well — expectations are clear, preset boundaries are respected, both parties perform their pre-determined responsibilities in a timely manner, and things go smoothly. But somewhere along the way your client may start demanding more from you
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