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One client stakeholder says, “Make the headline shorter.” Another says, “We need more detail.” Both messages arrive in WhatsApp. The designer now has two instructions and no clear decision. How does your team resolve that before another revision round starts? A simple process I’d suggest: Name one approver. Agree with the client who makes the final call when feedback conflicts. Consolidate the changes. Put the agreed revisions into one list, with a link to the relevant design version. Separate questions from instructions. “Could we try blue?” needs clarification before it becomes an assigned change. Confirm ownership and timing. Once the direction is settled, assign the revision to one person with a deadline. For example: “For version 3, we’re shortening the headline and keeping the supporting detail below it. Maya is the client approver. Priya will send the revision by Friday, 5 pm.” That gives everyone a specific decision to refer back to. We’re the team behind NOD, which helps turn connected work conversations into tracked tasks. Clear input matters here: assigning a task doesn’t resolve conflicting instructions. Do you require consolidated feedback from one client contact, or does your account manager handle the conflicting requests?   submitted by   /u/Rustic0812 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 23:17:55