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4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Getting a GSA Schedule Dec 29, 2008
By Paul Feyereisen
The book is a good, basic, guide on how to set up a contract with the General Services Administration. This is a good way to get started on a complicated process.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Step by Step Is Good Jan 23, 2010
By Mark Pastin
"shank not"
This is a very helpful book on a topic that should be simple but is just plain
complicated. We are not all the way through the process yet, but the advice has
been sound and easy to follow. Absolutely no jargon or uneplained acronyms. Without
this book, we would have probably given upon this by now. So the book is well worth
its modest cost. Do not expect to find this exciting; it isn't. But the writing
is very clear. Companies that make electronics products and build-it-yourself
furniture should hire the author as a consultant. Better yet, the government
should hire him. He is one of the best technical writers I have encountered and takes
a complex and sometimes illogical process and renders it doable.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Getting a GSA Schedule Apr 04, 2010
By Tri
This book has less than 1 star worth of information included. My Opinion-- this book is a sales tactic to advertise their business of charging you 'who knows how much' to do your business paperwork for the GSA schedule. Nothing More! I didn't get much of anything out of it relating to understanding and doing my own paperwork for the GSA schedule. Simply put, the book's information did not help me at all!
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
GSA schedue book Jun 22, 2009
By Maison Blanche Home
I love the book. It gave a very clearly overview of process of working with the government.
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