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Ser transparente quanto aos prazos acordados e explicar que para ter qualidade em seu trabalho, algumas solicitações podem demorar, caso não consiga cumprir os prazos informe seu cliente um novo prazo e priorize para que essa solicitação seja cumprida.
Algumas ferramentas são úteis para ajudar no dia a dia em relação a sua produtividade, priorização e delegação de tarefas principalmente em períodos de alta demanda.
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When a client’s demands exceed your services, handle their expectations by first acknowledging their needs and explaining your service limitations clearly and professionally. Offer alternative solutions or suggest additional resources that align with their requirements. If possible, recommend trusted partners or experts who can fulfill their specific requests. Be transparent about what you can deliver and highlight the value of the services you provide. Maintain open communication, ensuring they feel heard and supported, while keeping the relationship positive by focusing on how you can continue to meet their core needs effectively.
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Navigating client expectations requires a balance of clear communication and strategic boundary-setting. Begin by thoroughly understanding the client's needs and then transparently outline what your services can and cannot cover. Use documented agreements to set these boundaries formally. Additionally, consistently exceed expectations within the agreed scope to build trust and satisfaction. Leveraging regular check-ins and feedback loops can help manage evolving expectations and maintain a positive client relationship.
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When a client's demands exceed your services, it's important to handle their expectations with clarity and professionalism. Start by acknowledging their needs and expressing appreciation for their trust in your capabilities. Then, clearly explain the scope of your services and why their current request falls outside of what you offer. Offer alternative solutions, such as referring them to a trusted partner or suggesting different approaches within your expertise. Throughout the process, maintain a positive and collaborative tone to ensure the client feels supported, while setting realistic boundaries to manage expectations effectively.