Se diplomático. "Más vale una sonrisa fingida que una jeta torcida" A veces reconocer un error o una crítica dura, puede ser difícil, pero siempre se aprende de nuestros errores o un duro comentario nos puede hacer crecer como personas. Siempre mantén un sonrisa en tu rostro y oídos atentos. Se asertivo, después del balde de agua fría. Pregunta porque dice eso o que lo motivo a hacer tales reflexiones; trata de "comprender su manera de pensar". No todos somos tenemos un mismo razonamiento. A veces estamos tan acostumbrados a una profesión que nuestra visión nos ciega. Siempre ten una solución ante un problema. Después de todo, se trata de "ser creativo". ?Analiza los puntos, anotalos y si no tienes una respuesta de momento, investigala!

Being understanding, first and foremost. Asking the client questions to get a better understanding on where they are coming from, and what concerns they have. Afterwards, coming up with a solution ensuring they are a part of the answer. If they come up with the solution with you, they are less likely to have concerns in the future. In the end, it's their "baby" whether that's a business or campaign or product. So, they are going to feel protective over it. I believe it's our job to help them navigate the possibilities we believe and know are best.

1. Ask questins to further deepen the knowledge of clients expectations 2. Thank them for the input 3. Try to argument your side using concise and precise facts from proffesion and experience while also using examples to make the knowledge more approachable 4. Accept the compromise/Decline the job

Nunca me sucedió, pero sería amable en mi respuesta y le sugeriría otra reunión para corregir los "defectos" de mi trabajo y tratar de llegar a una solución gráfica que sea de su agrado.

Handling challenging client feedback professionally requires one to do the following: 1. Stay Calm and Open-Minded – Avoid taking feedback personally. 2. Listen and Clarify – Ensure you fully understand their concerns by asking open-ended questions like, “Can you share more details on what specifically isn’t working for you?” 3. Acknowledge and Validate – Show appreciation for their feedback 4. Explain Your Design Choices – professionally articulate the rationale behind your design decisions, keeping their goals and brand in mind. 5. Offer Solutions, propose adjustments or alternatives that align with both your expertise and their vision. 7. Follow Up with a Plan – Summarize the discussion, outline next steps.