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HUBLOT Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Take on a client
Hi teachers,
http://www.futuresimple.com/blog/the-5-questions-you-should-ask-yourself-before-taking-on-a-client/Before agreeing to take on a client, you need to have multiple reasons, besides price, for why you are the best choice in the industry.
What does take on a client mean?
http://www.futuresimple.com/blog/the-5-questions-you-should-ask-yourself-before-taking-on-a-client/
Before agreeing to take on a client, you need to have multiple reasons, besides price, for why you are the best choice in the industry.
What does take on a client mean?Top answer
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HUBLOTWhat does take on someone mean?It's usually "take someone on". It usually means to hire them as an employee, but in this case, with "client", it means "accept ... [ the ] job or responsibility" of providing them with the services they have contracted with you for.
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As it stands in that statement, the construct take on a client means to try winning a potential costumer. The fact those guidelines were given further supports this interpretation - why would you need to present customers with reasons for accepting them?
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SurferAs it stands in that statement, the construct take on a client means to try winning a potential costumer. The fact those guidelines were given further supports this interpretation - why would you need to present customers with reasons for accepting them?No. The article is about keeping the client from changing his mind and switching. There is no need to
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