Have you ever hired a proposal development consultant only to feel deceived or disappointed with the result?
Raymond Thibodeaux
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7 Ways To Set Up a Winning Proposal Process On a Smaller Budget
So much about developing proposals to win a government contract, is the scaffolding, the process.
5 "Dumb" Questions a Proposal Team Should Never Be Afraid to Ask the Government
We've all heard the phrase there is no such thing as a dumb question. The fact is, even a seemingly obvious question can elicit a helpful and sometimes surprising response by the Government.
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Proposal Writing
Understanding an RFP
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How to Write Effective Resumes for Federal Proposals
As someone who’s rewritten hundreds of resumes for federal proposals, you start to notice patterns in the way people construct their resumes that often make it difficult for evaluators to assess the quality of the candidates.
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Proposal Writing
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The Chef Ramsays of Proposal Consulting: Seasoned Expert versus Annoying Know-It-All
A benefit of being proposal consultants is the variety of our experience with a range of government proposal types, teams, and companies. It makes us useful and valuable but can also work against us.
