I've definitely concluded that work hectic is proportional to the number of clients to keep happy, but I imagine this only kicks in above a certain price point.
How clearly and "piss easy" your product or service works makes a big difference too. I run e-learning ventures since a few years and just changing the starting page of a course area can have dramatic influence on the amount of customer support you have to take care of.
After some time having a rather expensive product that is still popular is the best of both worlds and it can work out, especially if you are in a market where people need what you offer.
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I've definitely concluded that work hectic is proportional to the number of clients to keep happy, but I imagine this only kicks in above a certain price point.
How clearly and "piss easy" your product or service works makes a big difference too. I run e-learning ventures since a few years and just changing the starting page of a course area can have dramatic influence on the amount of customer support you have to take care of.
After some time having a rather expensive product that is still popular is the best of both worlds and it can work out, especially if you are in a market where people need what you offer.