Once upon a time, there was a new architecture firm that was trying to establish itself countrywide. The firm had a great team of designers and architects, but they were struggling to get their name out there.
The firm spent weeks developing a detailed proposal for the client. They included renderings of the proposed building, as well as a detailed budget and timeline. The firm was confident that their proposal would win the client over.
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One day, the firm received a lead from a potential client in a remote city. The client was interested in hiring the firm to design a new office building. The firm was excited about the opportunity, but they knew that they would need to make a great impression on the client.
The firm sent the proposal to the client via email. A few days later, the firm received a reply from the client. The client said that they were impressed with the firm’s proposal, but they had a few questions.
The firm responded to the client’s questions immediately. They also sent the client additional information about their firm and their team. The firm was confident that they had answered all of the client’s questions and that they were on their way to winning the job.
The firm responded to the client’s questions immediately. They also sent the client additional information about their firm and their team. The firm was confident that they had answered all of the client’s questions and that they were on their way to winning the job.1
- this block of sentence are translate automatically in Hindi for Hindi audience ↩︎