Markel Chapter 16 and 19

Chapters 16 and 19 of Markel are a lot like the other chapters. They give you guidelines on how to prepare to write a successful proposals and reports. In chapter 16 we learn about proposals which are very vital in business decisions. People in business will not take you seriously if you don't pay attention to detail when writing one. Knowing who you are writing a proposal to is very important, for example your own company, or another company. It is also to make sure you have all the facts clear so that you look like you know what you are dong.

My parents own their own business and have to write proposals to other stores all the time so they use solicited proposals when they are trying to get another business to supply to their store. They tend to use an unsolicited proposal when selling to other businesses they feel would save from buying their products as they run a liquidation tool store. I found some valuable information on some of the proposal ideas for them. It was also valuable information because I plan on going into event coordinating. I will need to work with supply businesses by using proposals.

Chapter 19 talks about writing recommendation reports. I used to work at Nissan so I've gotten pretty good at writing recommendation letters. You use them everyday pretty much in any business. When writing one you almost always give a definition of the problem that has occurred. It is then followed about a way or possible ways that problem can be potentially resolved.