Where did that come from?<br />
Tenacity Commandment #3: Expect Your Client To Have Expectations You Didn’t Expect They Would Have.<br />
The third of the original Ten Commandments instructs us not to take the name of the Lord in vain.  That can be a particularly difficult temptation when a client expectation surfaces that seems completely out of left field.  But, it does happen, so just expect it to.

Where did that come from? Tenacity Commandment #3: Expect Your Client To Have Expectations You Didn’t Expect They Would Have. The third of the original Ten Commandments instructs us not to take the name of the Lord in vain. That can be a particularly difficult temptation when a client expectation surfaces that seems completely out of left field. But, it does happen, so just expect it to.

Where did that come from?<br>
Tenacity Commandment #3: Expect Your Client To Have Expectations You Didn’t Expect They Would Have.<br>
The third of the original Ten Commandments instructs us not to take the name of the Lord in vain.  That can be a particularly difficult temptation when a client expectation surfaces that seems completely out of left field.  But, it does happen, so just expect it to.

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The 3rd Commandment – Where Did That Expectation Come From?

The 3rd Commandment – Where Did That Expectation Come From?