Understanding Priority Level of Projects
Be sure to understand how important or what priority this project has while being transparent about your ability to deliver. If it is not a top priority, perhaps a week turnaround time works for both you and your customer, ensuring no one is stressed and you can slide the work into place next week. If it is absolutely urgent, be sure to share some context of what you’re rearranging or sacrificing in order to deliver so they have an understanding of where you’re coming from.
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