How to Allocate (Enough!) Time for Editing
Time required for editing depends on four things: the state of the document, the length of the document, the rules of engagement, and the editor.
Win more government and competitive contracts by using project management principles. Schedule proposal efforts and staff proposal teams for on-time delivery of compliant and high-scoring bids. Avoid version control problems and staff burnout.
Time required for editing depends on four things: the state of the document, the length of the document, the rules of engagement, and the editor.
One of a series on fostering proposal teamwork, this one focuses on the paramount importance of the ability to work well with others: a more important attribute than domain expertise.
Reconnecting proposal teams with the great outdoors (or even just the space outside their proposal room) enhances their “professional health” – productivity, innovativeness, stability, and teamwork.
Betting insignificant amounts on unimportant outcomes brings teams together.
Invert everything. (See the world through the client’s/user’s eyes.) Rhys Newman and Luke Johnson Seeing the world, or, at least, our service or product through the client’s/user’s eyes is obviously good for design, helping us give them what they want, not what we think they need. That applies to proposal …