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kim / October 4, 2013

September 2013 Messenger: Successfully Managing Contracts

We all will need to hire someone to do a job for us at some point in our lifetime.  It could be a project at the office or at home, but we aren’t always able to do every task ourselves.  It may be a simple agreement requiring only a verbal agreement or a complex contract such as buying a house.  Regardless, knowing how to select and manager a vendor is a vital concept to master.  In September’s issue of The Mathis Group’s Messenger, “Successfully Managing Contracts”, we show you that choosing the best vendor for your project doesn’t have to be a daunting task.  Determining what you need, how to get it, who to choose to do it, and how to manage the contract will increase your project’s success.

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