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“The customer is always right” is an axiom that’s traveled the globe since the 19th century and is deeply ingrained in our subconsciousness. It’s become a guiding principle in today’s ever more service-oriented world; a phrase uttered in nearly every industry at one time or another. With all that being said…
Disagreements happen.
They can happen on any project, with any team. Now, we can certainly take steps to mitigate the likelihood of disagreements such as defining the project’s business needs early on and having clear expectations for outcomes. But the simple fact is, they still happen.
That’s not necessarily a bad thing, though.
Quite to the contrary, disagreements on a project expose weaknesses and often result in a greater end result.
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The word “disagreement” often carries a negative connotation. We tend to think of a heated argument. A disagreement doesn’t have to be negative though. And it certainly doesn’t need to be a cause of disappointment on either end of the conversation. Instead, disagreements lead to discussions about how to improve the project and achieve a better outcome.
Let’s take a look at an example.
A client came to us needing a mobile app. They were set on having native apps for both iOS and Android. But, they had a very limited budget which meant that the app’s feature set would also be constrained. We talked through their business needs and goals and really got to the center of what they were looking for. Their feature-set didn’t need the granular level of integration that a native app offers.
After talking through all of this, we steered them towards a hybrid approach. They were able to make their budget go further and get a slightly more robust feature set. Now, we could have certainly honored their original request and just built them two native apps. We could have done it within their budget and their feature set.
Had we done that though, we would have been doing the client a disservice. They wouldn’t have received the most bang for their buck and possibly wouldn’t have been as happy with the work that we did for them.
Another example actually happens fairly often: saying no to scope creep.
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