Dear Jennifer, please understand that I value your feedback and respect your opinions, HOWEVER, please understand that blatant disrespect toward complete strangers is in fact HIGHLY UNPROFESSIONAL. Try to think about it like this: You are a contractor and I'm your client. I've hired you to create a sculpture for me of a male model and have provided you details as to when I need it completed by as well as additional coordinating instructions as to where I need the sculpture built and delivered to. You say okay and all is well. I pass along the task of coordination to my assistant and the two of you hash out the details. After you've received the details from my assistant, you successfully complete the sculpture and deliver it ask requested. I see the sculpture has been delivered and apply the stamp of approval allowing payment to be transferred to your account. All is good, right? WRONG. The following day my assistant tells you that we're not satisfied with the sculpture and would like additional details to be added, and for certain characteristics to be omitted. You tell him that's not a problem and ask what details he's referring to, at which point he decides is the right time to be completely clear about how we want the sculpture to appear. At first we told you that we wanted a stature of a male model. Now we want a statue of a male model to look like "The Thinker" as created by Auguste Rodin. You tell me no prob, at which point we offer to create a contract an additional contract on Upwork not on just one occasion, but two completely separate occasions. You say cool beans and await for the contract to be submitted in Upwork. Nothing comes your way. No email traffic, no Upwork contract, nothing at all. The deadline for the revised statue is approaching, and you decide that it's best to contact me and my assistant to inform us that you are waiting for the second contract to arrive in Upwork containing additional instructions, but for whatever reason, neither I nor my assistant respond to your inquiries. Two months roll on by and I contact to tell you that my assistant is no longer with the company that I work for, and that I can't find the first statue that you created. I then proceed to ask for your assistance in locating it, to which you do successfully in a timely manner. As before, after viewing the original statue I'm still unsatisfied with the final results and ask you what happened, to which you politely convey to me that you were awaiting my response from two months ago. Now, for whatever reason, I lose my cool and tell you that YOU should have known that I wanted the statue to look like the one created by Auguste Rodin because it was written clear as day in the original job description (which it wasn't by the way), and that I don't feel like I should throw away my money on someone like you by creating a second contract for something that should have been delivered properly the first time.**Edited for Community Guidelines**
Now how do you feel? If you don't think that this type of conduct is unprofessional and deserves to be reported, then I'd hate to say it but you my dear have a horrible sense of what true professionalism is, because this is essentially what occurred to me and is why I've taken the liberty to report it. I get the fact that there are rude people out there, trust me, I've been around the block a time or two. And quite frankly, if it happened anywhere but on a platform dedicated to seeking professional contractors I probably wouldn't care at all and would just shrug it off. But the fundamental principle of the matter is that this form of behavior is occurring on what is supposed to be a platform dedicated to professionals. I mean if an **Edited for Community Guidelines**
