If you ever get the chance to work with a music venue owned by a singer/performer who considers themselves a diva, redesigning their entire online presence, building a CMS so they can edit all the site content in the simplest manner possible, getting emails on a daily basis that conflict with emails from the day before, going to their box office to fix email issues on not one but two computers, then having to walk them through setting up email on their home computer over the phone, then working on solutions for them that weren’t even a part of the project to begin with, then having to deal with their impatience and emotions regarding the development of this solution, well . . . don’t.
Some Unsolicited Advice: Courtesy of Experience.
If you ever get the chance to work with a music venue owned by a singer/performer who considers themselves a diva, redesigning their entire online presence, building a CMS so they can edit all the site content in the simplest manner possible, getting emails on a daily basis that conflict with emails from the day before, going to their box office to fix email issues on not one but two computers, then having to walk them through setting up email on their home computer over the phone, then working on solutions for them that weren’t even a part of the project to begin with, then having to deal with their impatience and emotions regarding the development of this solution, well . . . don’t.