HRoi
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assuming you are measured against confirmed orders and not money in the bank, can you influence or give some incentive to the first order to sign the contract now, and you won't bill him until next year?
or he can even pay you now if he has procurement budget left - i'm able to play this kind of procurement shell game with suppliers - sometimes it's even doubly to my advantage because I usually have money left over at the end of the year that I lose if I can't spend
I have less than 3 weeks till the end of my fiscal year. I get compensated on growth, with a ceiling, so I need to aim for a specific number, no higher no lower. Looks like one order that was in the system is getting put off till next year, and another order in the system was entered twice so weneeded to remove it. So I am about 750-800 k under what I need right now, and I have less than 3 weeks to close it up, or no bonus this year, which represents 40% of my annual income.
assuming you are measured against confirmed orders and not money in the bank, can you influence or give some incentive to the first order to sign the contract now, and you won't bill him until next year?
or he can even pay you now if he has procurement budget left - i'm able to play this kind of procurement shell game with suppliers - sometimes it's even doubly to my advantage because I usually have money left over at the end of the year that I lose if I can't spend
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