@button_hazelnut47827 minutes ago
The constraint question is what I was missing. Once I knew which objective could move, the case got much cleaner.
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@InternetCloud23 hours agoUnited States
What if the client's two objectives conflict with each other? How should I structure the case?
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I had a case where the client wanted to grow revenue quickly but also protect margins. My structure felt messy because actions that helped one objective could hurt the other. How should I handle cases with conflicting objectives?
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