3-reasons-consulting-proposals-fail 
Consulting Success
JANUARY 22, 2018
Transcript: Today I’m going to talk about proposals, and three reasons as to why proposals are often not accepted, or why people encounter clients delaying on proposals, or deciding just not to move forward on them. There’s three reasons that are quite common, and we’re going to look at those here today.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes. Most consultants reckon that about 70 percent of projects fail to meet their objectives. Reasons for this are wide-ranging. They may relate to specific management issues or special situations that limit consultants’ effectiveness. This could happen for a variety of reasons.
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