Henry Rodriguez, 35, a glass repair and installation worker in Brooklyn, said he had recently suggested that a client, living only a few blocks from Mr. DiServio, remove the guards facing her backyard, since no one could gain access to the area anyway.
Recently, I suggested to a client that she may want to ask for feedback after receiving a generic rejection letter following a second interview.
I have even suggested to a client to tape pictures of a crystal ball and a tennis ball on her cell phone and her home computer so when she is tempted to respond to a work inquiry she has to ask herself if it can wait.
Some clients suggested a few areas where improvements can take place, such as the advice on breastfeeding twins and older babies and promoting the continuity of staff.
"We might suggest to a client to use an old antique hardwood pine from a demolished building," Mr. Pfeiffer said.
What do you suggest to a client who can afford a $25,000-or-so 25,000-or-so 25,000-or-soas noticketto wear? Sthehen Sprouse from the 1980s?
I doubt that any registered financial adviser would suggest to a client that they invest their whole retirement portfolio in futures on a single commodity -- say copper.
It might not always be "on brand" or what I would suggest to a client to do or even be shared here, but it will be my voice.
Suggesting to a client in pain, for example, that he or she can, "detach from your body and allow a comfortable sense of numbness to gradually replace the discomfort" is not a rational suggestion to offer.
I remember suggesting to a client in Beijing after observing his frustration with his wife's multiple calls that he try talking to her without reading his email and give her five minutes of his full attention.
