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For me, it's too time-consuming for me to study about the product and the business. The time I have to spend studying about the product and the business I'm running could be better spent on other things. For example, writing articles. It's okay, sometimes it's not worth spending too much time studying the client's products and business. But, if the pay is pretty good, I might consider it. (3) I find it difficult to deal with potential customers.


quite difficult to deal with. He's the type who likes to give directions, what I need to chinese overseas africa database do, how it needs to be done, and so on. I have no problem with this. There will indeed be a session for the client to state everything they want so that the final result will be exactly what is needed. big-bad-boss However, if after going through the process of discussion and so on, I still cannot reach an agreement, or I feel that the other party is having difficulty providing what I need, I think the best course of action is to not continue the collaboration.


To produce an article, I will need a few things i. Product related pictures ii. Feedback/testimonials/reviews from previous customers iii. Any references, whether books, articles, research papers, etc. iv. Product samples v. Description of the business being conducted (if I am not familiar with the business) Product owners should have no problem providing all of this. But if I have to find all of these basic things myself, it will somewhat affect my mood to continue this job… and most likely I will withdraw.