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Working from home/4 days out of 5 etc - when to raise with client
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+1Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIf I sense any doubt re commuting, I say that I always stay down for the week.
I have yet to find a client say no to WFH once trust established.Comment
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Yeh. Agree but sometimes its impossible to be away mon-fri every week so WFH at least some is necessary.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Well it was one way to pre-warn the client before they decide to offer you the contract.Originally posted by psychocandy View PostYeh. Agree but sometimes its impossible to be away mon-fri every week so WFH at least some is necessary.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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I've changed to a 4 day before, only asked once already in a contract. Also gone from working at site to working at home but think you need to make an impression first.bloggoth
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Oh I am sure he made an impression alright...Originally posted by xoggoth View PostI've changed to a 4 day before, only asked once already in a contract. Also gone from working at site to working at home but think you need to make an impression first.
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What about a 3 day week? I'd like to change to that, but am concerned it might annoy the client.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostI've changed to a 4 day before, only asked once already in a contract. Also gone from working at site to working at home but think you need to make an impression first.Comment
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Just in process of this at moment.Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostWhat about a 3 day week? I'd like to change to that, but am concerned it might annoy the client.
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I had a client I started with at 5 days per week. Then went to 3 (but with a rate rise), then to 2, then to 1, then to 2 again. Did some work for other clients along the way, But the critical thing was demonstrating my worth in the first place.Originally posted by No2politics View PostJust in process of this at moment.
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Yeh. I think this may be the answer.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI had a client I started with at 5 days per week. Then went to 3 (but with a rate rise), then to 2, then to 1, then to 2 again. Did some work for other clients along the way, But the critical thing was demonstrating my worth in the first place.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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