Question

A valuable client wanted to increase the scope of the work on Franklin's project by 10% but did not want to increase the budget. What would be Franklin's best course of action?

A.
Tell the client it is unreasonable to expect more work without increased funding to cover the expense.



B.
Find a way to cut costs from other parts of the project to balance the extra costs.



C.
Bring up the issue in a team meeting and ask for team members' opinions.



D.
Create an exception report explaining the situation with all relevant data and request advice from management.

Answer 1

The best answer out of your given options would most likely be the letter A due to the unfair conditions. Never make a deal unless you are actually getting a fair or better gain then the person your trading with. In this case you cannot expect to get the materials without a fair raise in what he is paying you. Otherwise tell him to forget and you will make a deal with his competitors. If this fails to get his attention then just join his competitors so that you can get a better deal and more cash. Plus losing you will hurt him like the loss of any business investment does.

Answer 2

Create an exception report

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