I think this question needs some clarification
# work-career-advicea
adamant-caravan-80909
10/10/2022, 3:47 PMI think this question needs some clarification
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rich-dog-63222
10/10/2022, 10:48 PMHmm are your clients actually employees of those large companies, or are they freelancers/consultants for the companies?
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thousands-article-69377
10/11/2022, 11:10 PMFollowing because I need more insights on this, as I'm in the same boat.
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rich-dog-63222
10/12/2022, 9:44 PMIf you’re looking for specific wording suggestions, I might go with:
Trusted to deliver work for:It gets the point across while avoiding words like “partner” or “employee” that big companies tend to get touchy about.
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great-island-64783
10/20/2022, 3:40 AMWhat I think you mean:
Client A talks to vendor B. Vendor B sells a service to client A. So vendor hires you (C) to do the job without A ever knowing. So you can't ask A for a case study.
If that's the case, then I partially agree with @rich-dog-63222.
You can add something like "trusted to deliver work for:"
I have two concerns.
• If A asks why their logo is on your site, you better have a response that both A and B are ok with.
• If B asks why A's logo is on your site, have a response so that your relationship with the vendor remains healthy.