What’s the best way to handle orders that comes with little profit. Do you still go ahead to accept and execute it
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What’s the best way to handle orders that comes with little profit. Do you still go ahead to accept and execute it
To be honest low profit gigs can be very annoying, especially when you consider the stress that also comes with it. But looking at it from another angle, they are still customers and as long as profit comes in, it's still worth collecting them. Then again the key here is maintaining a good relationsRead more
To be honest low profit gigs can be very annoying, especially when you consider the stress that also comes with it. But looking at it from another angle, they are still customers and as long as profit comes in, it’s still worth collecting them. Then again the key here is maintaining a good relationship with such customers. Who knows, i have seen cases where some of this type of customers end up referring more people to me who pay higher at the end of the day.
See lessIf an order comes with low profit, it’s important to look at the bigger picture before deciding. Sometimes it’s worth taking if it helps maintain a good relationship with a client, keeps your team busy, or opens doors for future opportunities. But if it drains your resources or time without any realRead more
If an order comes with low profit, it’s important to look at the bigger picture before deciding. Sometimes it’s worth taking if it helps maintain a good relationship with a client, keeps your team busy, or opens doors for future opportunities. But if it drains your resources or time without any real benefit, it’s better to politely decline. The key is balance don’t chase every deal, focus on the ones that align with your long-term growth and sustainability.
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