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Cutting out weekly check-ins saved my freelance business
People always push for constant updates, but I let my output speak for itself. My clients now get faster results and fewer emails to sort through.
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hugo_lee796mo ago
On my last project, the client thought they wanted less communication. We skipped two check-ins, and a small misunderstanding turned into a full week of rework. I see check-ins as a five minute fix to avoid a five day problem. They keep everyone on the same page without being a burden. My best work happens when there's a steady, simple rhythm of updates.
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the_taylor6mo ago
Depends on the client.
Works great until it doesn't. Letting your work speak is fine, but some clients just stop talking. Then a small guess goes real wrong real fast. I keep a light check in just to hear "yep, still good." It stops a lot of headaches without making more work.
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sanchez.mary6mo ago
That "five minute fix to avoid a five day problem" is exactly why I do quick weekly check-ins.
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