When they ask who else you work with
When a buyer asks who else you work with, they're checking whether you're safe to bet on. Here's what it means, how to answer and what to avoid.
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When a buyer asks who else you work with, they're checking whether you're safe to bet on. Here's what it means, how to answer and what to avoid.
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