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		<title>Growing Your Practice by Managing Business Relationships</title>
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		<description>Independent contractors and consultants know the value of working cooperatively with other professionals to complete complex projects. &apos;Other professionals&apos; includes subcontractors, other independent contractors&#xD;and consultants, and business partners. The formation of&#xD;these kinds of strategic relationships can help meet the&#xD;demands of today’s diverse markets and clients.&#xD;This paper outlines some of the basic issues that&#xD;surround business relationships, including planning&#xD;(estimating and bidding), formalizing project-based&#xD;contractual relationships, and exploring more permanent&#xD;partnership arrangements.</description>
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