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Corporate asked me to assemble vendor contracts and price lists for a renegotiation packet and it's due to buying by tomorrow.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have supplier invoices, last quarter's price list, and a note from the store manager about…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have supplier invoices, last quarter's price list, and a note from the store manager about frequent shortages. I can't tell which concessions to suggest that will actually reduce out-of-stock risk without raising costs. Recommend two practical concessions to propose to [company=corporate] (one operational, one pricing-related) that keep our margin while improving reliability, and a one-paragraph note explaining why the supplier should accept them.
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