What Is a Change Order? And What Makes One Actually Hold
A change order is a written, approved record of a change to the work, price and schedule. Here is what has to be in one, when to pause work, and how to price it.
A change order is a written, approved record of a change to the work, price and schedule. Here is what has to be in one, when to pause work, and how to price it.
A free consulting retainer agreement template you can copy, plus the three blanks that decide everything: rollover, overage and how the agreement ends.
How to write a quote for a job: qualify first, detail the scope, keep component costs private, give three options, and date every quote you send.
Statement of work vs scope of work: what each document contains, why the difference decides whether you get paid, and which one you actually need before starting a project.
What net 30 payment terms mean, when the thirty days actually start, what the law says if you agree nothing, what offering net 30 costs you, and when to offer it.
A step-by-step guide to ending a client relationship cleanly: when it is justified, what to say, four email templates, and the notice and contract points that matter in the US, UK and EU.