An effective proposal should do all of the following except

a. analyze findings, draw conclusions, and make recommendations intended to solve a problem.

b. showcase the writer's expertise and build credibility.

c. emphasize how the writer's methods and products will benefit the reader.

d. get the reader's attention.

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Hassan Maynard

23 August, 09:02

An effective proposal should do all of the following except

a. analyze findings, draw conclusions, and make recommendations intended to solve a problem.

b. showcase the writer's expertise and build credibility.

c. emphasize how the writer's methods and products will benefit the reader.

d. get the reader's attention.

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Cristopher Rodgers · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

A proposal is requested by a client to ascertain that your work approach or framework aligns with the goals and objectives of the client. Once the client confirms that the work approach meets their expectations, they may proceed to award you the contract and you are then expected to solve the problem. Therefore, your proposal should not solve the problem but show how you intend to solve the problem.