It is an appropriate insult when the party you're conducting business is or presents themselves as professional.
It's about the expectations you convey to your customers. If you don't want "amateur" to sting, don't pretend not to be one. Make sure your customers have an accurate understanding of the services you provide and your ability to provide them.
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It is an appropriate insult when the party you're conducting business is or presents themselves as professional.
It's about the expectations you convey to your customers. If you don't want "amateur" to sting, don't pretend not to be one. Make sure your customers have an accurate understanding of the services you provide and your ability to provide them.
Pros -> people who do it for the money only. Amateurs -> people who do it because they like it. why/when has 'amateur' become an insult?
I do my job for the money and because I like it. What does that make me?