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I'm a freelance developer who started over 20 years ago. I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered a bad foruse of my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years agotime. So I'm asking you (developer or not): what is the most important consideration that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short, how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what is the most important consideration that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

I'm a freelance developer who started over 20 years ago. I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered a bad use of my time. So I'm asking you (developer or not): what is the most important consideration that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short, how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

ask for a consideration, not for a list of considerations
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Top 3 things to avoid What's the most important consideration when accepting a new client?

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what areis the most important considerationsconsideration that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

Top 3 things to avoid when accepting a new client

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what are the most important considerations that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

What's the most important consideration when accepting a new client?

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what is the most important consideration that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

Post Reopened by Chris Travers, Seraphim, Niels Keurentjes, Dzhuneyt, kolin
Post Closed as "not constructive" by NullPoiиteя, Be Brave Be Like Ukraine, JJJ, Andrew, Mere Development

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what are the top 3most important considerations that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door., to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what are the top 3 considerations that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door.

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

I need to improve my ability to avoid clients that can be considered bad for my activity. I'm a freelance developer, started over 20 years ago. So I'm asking you (developer or not) what are the most important considerations that you keep in mind when a new client knocks on the door, to decide whether you'll accept them or not?

In short how do I know when a customer is not worth my while?

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