pls answer these 4 questions

> How to Write a Per.. 1.E: Sampling and... S Intro to Marketing... Maggie moans, "This couldn't have come at a worse time. I'm working on three projects for other physicians, and they're all hounding me to finish up. In fact, one of them is not very satisfied. He said that if I don't finish his project in two weeks, he doesn't want it and won't recommend us to other physicians. I'm working 16 hours a day to keep up I'm just overcommitted. I agree with you, Paul, it is a great opportunity, but I'm afraid I won't be able to spend any time helping with the proposal." Steve wonders out loud, "Preparing the proposal is one thing, but can we do the project? I think we have the expertise among the three of us to do such a project, but this is a really big one, and we have other customers, too." 96 Paul replies, "We can hire more people. I have a few friends who would probably want some part-time work. We can do it! If we don't go after projects like this, we'll always be a small firm, each of us working 12-hour days for peanuts. And these small jobs for individual offices aren't going to last forever. Someday they'll all be computerized, and we'll be out of business. What do we have to lose by submitting a proposal? We can't win if we don't submit one!" CASE QUESTIONS 1. Why did this team not receive the RFP at the same time the larger consulting firms did? 2. Why is this team being considered as a candidate to submit a proposal? 3. Develop a bido bid checklist to help determine if they should submit a proposal. 4. What should Maggie, Paul, and Steve do? In explaining your answer, address the concerns of each of the three team members GROUP ACTIVITY Aa 1> 1 12:01 AM 1/29/2021