How many times have you made a simple, inexpensive suggestion to a client to improve safety and/or security, only to have them reject the recommendation?
Recently, I pointed out to a client that the facility lacks no trespassing signs which means that if someone is injured while bicycle riding, etc., they could try to sue because they believed that it was OK to be on the property. The client, who doesn't think twice about spending $$$$ on painting and other cosmetic improvements, didn't want to bother.
The underlying message: They don't seem to care, so why should I risk a complaint by asking a trespasser to leave?
Recently, I pointed out to a client that the facility lacks no trespassing signs which means that if someone is injured while bicycle riding, etc., they could try to sue because they believed that it was OK to be on the property. The client, who doesn't think twice about spending $$$$ on painting and other cosmetic improvements, didn't want to bother.
The underlying message: They don't seem to care, so why should I risk a complaint by asking a trespasser to leave?

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