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Negotiating Outsourcing Terms and Bids

Negotiating Outsourcing Terms and Bids

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What do you do if a bid doesn’t contain what you hoped? Toss it aside? Throw it away? Only if it promises or demands the impossible.

By the time you start thinking about negotiating, you’re really thinking about what it’s going to take to hold on to a fantastic coder you found. Something in her/his bid has you excited. But then something else in there is bugging the heck out of you too. How do you get rid of a bid’s troubling spots without scaring away its coder?



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