Building a Team? The Number One Question to Ask a Techincal Service Provider Before Hiring Them…
Written by on June 1, 2009 – 10:10 am -
Before you hire a graphic designer, webmaster, web designer, audio tech, video editor or any other technical or artistic service provider, you MUST ask them this commonly overlooked question.
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June 17th, 2009 at 1:36 am
Hi, Caleb;
I’ve been enjoying your stuff. You’re very good at explaining technical topics while minimizing the bafflegab. I taught software for years so I appreciate the skill, and its rarity.
When I started my first training company, in the days before there was a web, my main marketing piece was a flyer that listed “10 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Training Company”. You just gave me flashbacks. There was definitely at least one on there about it being customized to the client’s business needs.
June 17th, 2009 at 8:12 am
Hi Karilee!
Thanks so much for the positive feedback. I’m glad to hear that my explanations of technical topics is coming through without too much “babblegab”.
The tech crowd has its place, but I find that people are more interested in “what can it do?” and “how can I use it?” more than the technical details.
~Caleb