Clarify the scope of work after the site is published

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Point 3.  After the site is published, be sure to discuss who will do what work. This is because misunderstandings can lead to unexpected problems. For example, when I tried to request some corrections after the site was published, I thought that the changes after the site was published were included in the original cost, but I was told that ``it cannot be covered within the maintenance costs,'' and I was asked to pay additional costs.

It may happen that you end up paying. To prevent such troubles, be sure to confirm the scope of each other's responsibilities, such as by exchanging documents that describe the scope of work. Leave your website creation and renewal to GIG. In this Special Data article, we explained what criteria you should use when choosing a website production company and what points you should pay attention to.GIG holds study sessions on various themes every month, and they are currently being held online to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection.



This time, we heard from Mr. Hayakawa, a marketer in the Workship division, about "turning the means into an end"! Have you ever had the experience of ``I thought I was working to solve a problem, but before I knew it, the work itself became an end in itself''? We shared the causes and countermeasure know-how of this "means becoming an end". ■Speaker profile Hirotaka Hayakawa Joined GIG Co., Ltd. in September 2021 after working at several companies, including an ad technology company and an SNS marketing support company.