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BUSINESS LETTER & PROPOSAL WRITING SR1914
Upon completion of this workshop, a student will understand the basics
of business letter writing and how to effectively prepare a proposal
using HP's Proposal Centers.
STUDENT PROFILE:
All HP employees.
PREREQUISITES:
None
STUDENT PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
o Understand the purpose of business correspondence.
o Understand reader reaction to your business letters.
o Explain yourself in a way that will elicit a positive response
from your reader.
o Describe the required parts of a proposal.
o Articulate the benefits of having the "HP Look" in a proposal.
o Use the proposal program's resources to produce a proposal.
COURSE OUTLINE:
Unit 1: When is a letter better?
Unit 2: Prospecting letters
Unit 3: Situation confirmation
Unit 4: Bad newsletters
Unit 5: Legal pitfalls of written corresponsence
Unit 6: Elements of a proposal
Unit 7: How to produce a proposal
Unit 8: Tools and Resources
TESTING PROCESS:
In-class evaluation during exercises.
FORMAT: Classroom
LOCATION: Sales Schools
LENGTH: 1.5 Days
AVAILABILITY: Check Field Training Hotline calendar (CL40) on HPDesk
LANGUAGE: English
EQUIPMENT: None
CLASS SIZE: 20 Maximum, 8 Minimum
Registration: Register via your Training Program Integrator (TPI)
QUESTIONS: Contact your Sales Force Program Manager or Country
Education Manager
PROJECT MGRS: Dave Holly, TN/416 678-3238; Terry Iverson,
TN/408 447-74662