Hey! This article is completely useless, but it might be fun.
Hi, a little context: I am a mobile and web developer, I work, as a rule, as a freelancer, I take orders for software development and support. Over the course of my time, I have already met many customers, collected a customer base, and here is my outlet in this post, over the years of working as a freelancer in the Russian and EU segment, the opinion was formed that only on our, domestic freelance, the dumber the customer, the more money he has ...
Here's my personal encyclopedia of the world of Russian freelancing.
Sloths ("why write more?")
Sloth (not) verbose- One of the most popular families in our squad, individuals are distinguished by unbridled laziness and believe that it makes no sense to write more than one sentence. They are confident that candidates can read minds and understand exactly what they want. As a rule, individuals of this family like to send voice messages, often not even related to the order. Representatives of this species are ready to work, but very shy, you should not ask many questions before a voice contact, even if the essence of the questions will help to understand the project. Try to establish eye contact, showing your openness to communication, and then catch this individual in the "trap" of voice communication. During contact, you can already squeeze questions out of them until you lose your pulse, than the strong you will show your "involvement" in the project,the more information you get from an individual and the more difficult it will be for them to re-explain the same thing to other candidates (sloths).
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On my own behalf, I want to add that I have enough information for another 3-4 parts of such examples, this article has no semantic value and I am not a biologist to name everything exactly, so I apologize for the logical errors that could have been. if after this article I still receive an invitation to the community, then I will publish more parts.