The contractor thinks the client has a lot of gall to keep demanding major revisions without mentioning any additional bread. Charlie Morris See if this sounds familiar. A company contracts with a Web shop to do a project. Everything goes hunky-dory until the site is almost ready to launch. Sure, there was plenty of delay and wasted work, but the contractor expected that, and padded out his estimate as much as he could get away with.
Nobody wants to push back the launch date, so everyone starts running around in a big rush.
All the sensible procedures and conventions that the team adhered to so strictly during the project are now abandoned, and everything starts to become disorganized. The change requests keep coming in. After all, the client assured him that these really would be the last. But they aren't. Whether for legitimate business reasons, or just out of fiddle-itis, the client keeps tinkering.