You should always confront a client whom you suspect is lying.

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Jodi Marie Estrella · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Confronting a client suspected of lying can damage the professional relationship and may not be the most effective way to address discrepancies or concerns. It's often better to ask open-ended questions, seek clarification, and maintain a non-judgmental approach to encourage honesty and maintain a positive working relationship.

You should always confront a client whom you suspect is lying.

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