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client wants an expanded scope in the next draft and legal wants a quick mock contract.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The client emailed asking for extra deliverables and the account director wants a negotiable mock…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The client emailed asking for extra deliverables and the account director wants a negotiable mock contract on the table for tomorrow’s sign-off call. I can sketch scope but I don’t want to promise work that breaks the schedule. Draft a clear, limited mock contract that shows scope, deliverables, and a change process; highlight what I refuse to promise and suggest one concession we can offer that costs little but feels meaningful.
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