Negotiation scenario
A project-boundary moment where extra work starts to blur the original agreement.
Scope creep often happens gradually, with new requests added after the project has already started.
Because the additions come in pieces, it can feel awkward to stop and renegotiate.
The longer you wait, the harder it becomes to reset the terms.
These patterns turn scope drift into the new default instead of resetting the agreement.
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