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Old 03-20-2009, 08:06 PM
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Default Re: How to get some vacation time.

It sounds like you've got some great client relationships and are counting yourself lucky - as you should.

I think you can safely leverage these strong ties by letting your clients know in advance that you will be taking some time off. You can ask them if they anticipate any changes as you will have limited internet access. This will plant the seed and hopefully any routine changes will be made ahead of your trip - or held off until your return.

If you're only going for a few days, I think that would be sufficient. If you're going for a longer period of time, I would probably check in every couple of days to take care of important issues. The rest I would leave until I got back.

Remember, your clients are people. If you treat them like real people, more often than not by far, they will do the same in kind.

Enjoy!
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