Don't get me wrong.  I understand that completely.  I have spent
my whole career as a consultant.  There are good things and bad things.
I have, in the past, refused to go back to one particular client, but
then again so did the whole staff that was done there at one point
in time.  For the most part I deal with my management when there 
are issues, let them do what they want and then do what I need to do
to get the job done, whether its the way they want it done or  my way.

I must say though, its the exception rather then the rule, that I actually 
have issues with the client.  I work hard to have my clients trust me 
and I have always been successful (knock on wood).  I truly believe that
its all in how you treat them.  

I do disagree with a comment someone else made about how you are not
part of their team.  While I am here I am part of their team.  I work
within their framework and my goals are the same as their goals.  The
only difference is, I have a whole corporation behind me to help if needed.

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It goes with the territory.

> Yes, but ironically enough, its the consultant they ram to 
> the ground after
> it goes south, no matter how well you document that you 
> recommended against it.  
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