Curtis McHale

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Curtis McHale

It’s your fault you haven’t been paid – you haven’t made it your client’s problem

So you haven’t been paid in weeks?

Why on earth are you still working then?

Currently the client has all the work and none of the pain. You have all the pain.

Stop working, stop taking calls until you have that payment in hand.

Then don’t ever let it happen again.

2 responses to “It’s your fault you haven’t been paid – you haven’t made it your client’s problem”

  1. Darren Avatar
    Darren

    Here here, I am always surprised that people let it go. The moment the invoice is late I just get on the phone or email and ask why and when will it be paid.

    1. Curtis McHale Avatar
      Curtis McHale

      I think people are scared to talk about money.

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