"To get a contract" means to secure an agreement or a deal with someone, usually in writing, to perform a specific task, provide a service, or supply goods under specific terms and conditions.
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First of all, the big lie is that if you don't
get a contract with a traditional publisher, that you're some kind of hack.
You may not have even intended to publish the book yourself, but had thought of
getting a contract from a traditional publisher.
I know of authors who
got contracts in 2010, published in 2011, and are out of print in 2013.
In the 90s, when I was coming up, I knew several writers
who got contracts and quit the day job too soon.
There will be times
when getting the contract would be advantageous to the beneficiary and there will be times when doing so will only bring them more problems.
He
helped get a contract for a mob - connected garbage company and then took campaign contributions from them.
Things are looking positive on
getting the contract as the owner is starting to appreciate the higher net price to him.
It's a competitive space, and credit companies that respond quickly and work seamlessly with loan officers tend to
get their contracts renewed.
«Any time we can see one of our local
companies get a contract as prestigious and as large as this, it's great,» he said.
Then if you did
get a contract offer for a more traditional publishing path, you'd know whether the contract would meet those missing pieces or not.
Sometimes the contractor
gets the contract because he has specialized knowledge or experience that the regular employees don't (not necessarily more or better, just different).
And if you still want that publisher, be sure to
get the contract written in your favor, taking the above into consideration, fight for your book and your chance at success.
Since e-books are not an option for me, I have no faith in my own ability to market, I realize success is doing well enough to
keep getting contracts.
Some firms are reluctant to hire a full - time position due to fears of failing financially —
so getting a contract position could give you an in that you need.
That has been essential in this role due to the variety and often urgency of dealing with the authorities on licensing matters or
getting contracts over the line.
But this company is willing to
let get a contract «Earn as you work» which i am happy with.
Between the inspections and the paperwork and
getting the contract approved, it can take up to three months before you actually get your first check.
Getting contracts across to your legal team for assessment as early as possible gives them time to identify any areas that might required clarification or negotiation.
It could take hundreds, even thousands, of sales pitch letters to even get considered, much
less get a contract.
The salesperson fails to
get contract changes, such as inspection period extensions or closing dates, in writing and signed by all parties.
This witty exchange is usually followed by a five - minute break while the salesperson goes to
get the contract rather than guessing at the content.
Too many times, you see
people get contracts from across the table and they're so eager for the business, they'll just sign it.
I intend to use every marketing strategy at my disposal in order to boost the publisher's bottom line so I'll
get a contract again.
She noted the amount of time it took to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 18 years old and lack of progress on helping minority - and women - owned
businesses get contracts.
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