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Prepare a negotiable mock contract showing scope and deliverables to get a clear sign-off from the client.
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Execute — do the immediate task
+Prepare a negotiable mock contract PDF that lists scope, deliverables, and two price options, add a…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Prepare a negotiable mock contract PDF that lists scope, deliverables, and two price options, add a watermark reading 'Draft for Negotiation', and share it with [client lead=Client Lead Omar] and [legal=Legal] for the upcoming signoff meeting.
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+Before sending to [client lead=Omar] and [legal=Legal], remove negotiating friction: call out which…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Before sending to [client lead=Omar] and [legal=Legal], remove negotiating friction: call out which items are negotiable, include impact on timeline and cost for each change, add comment callouts where scope is ambiguous, and watermark clearly as negotiable to prevent accidental approval.
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Web DesignerAdobe Acrobat ProMicrosoft Wordalso: Draft Negotiable Mock Contractalso: Outline Scope and Deliverables
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