The most successful client relationships are built on trust, open communication, and realistic expectation-setting. Understanding your client’s needs, pain points, and objectives is key to determining the solution you can offer.

The most successful client relationships are built on trust, open communication, and realistic expectation-setting. Understanding your client’s needs, pain points, and objectives is key to determining the solution you can offer.
In essence, then, a project can be considered 100% complete when the client accepts that the project is finished. To remove any ambiguity, it is important to set and document acceptance criteria before work is started on a project. This should be done at the Task level and the Project level.