Proposal Submission and Follow Up

Bill Carmody emphasizes the importance of follow-up after submitting a proposal. He advises on seeking feedback to understand why a proposal may not be approved, highlighting the need to learn and improve. The video discusses the importance of knowing the next steps, asking questions, and being proactive in seeking feedback. It also covers the potential to amend proposals based on feedback to increase the chances of approval.

Why is it important to follow up after submitting a proposal?

• To ensure the proposal is not lost

• To immediately start a new project

• To avoid any further communication

• To finalize the project budget

What should you do if the next steps after proposal submission are unclear?

• Submit another proposal

• Assume the proposal was rejected

• Ask for clarification

• Wait for a response

What is a key benefit of receiving feedback on a proposal?

• It guarantees project approval

• It helps improve future proposals

• It allows you to withdraw the proposal

• It reduces the project cost

What should you do if your proposal is not approved?

• Submit the same proposal again

• Ignore the feedback

• Request a meeting with stakeholders

• Learn from the feedback to improve

How can you increase the chances of your proposal being accepted?

• By submitting multiple proposals

• By asking for feedback and making amendments

• By reducing the project scope

• By avoiding any follow-up