Which two scenarios best describe an internal proposal? Ajay writes a proposal to offer his security firm’s services to a shopping center that’s asking for proposals from local firms.
Debbie writes a proposal to senior management at her company to recommend better safety gear for workers.
Immanuel writes a proposal to local businesspeople suggesting they hire his cleaning service for their businesses.
Reiko writes a proposal to his supervisor to recommend a change in the company’s attendance policy.
Lucia writes a proposal to persuade a grocery store to make her farm its sole supplier of eggs.

1. Debbie writes a proposal to senior management at her company to recommend better safety gear for workers.

2. Reiko writes a proposal to his supervisor to recommend a change in the company’s attendance policy.

Explanation:

An internal proposal is one written and submitted within an organisation or company. When the proposal is written and submitted to an external organisation, then it becomes an external proposal.

Therefore in the given question, the scenarios that best describes an internal proposal are:

a. Debbie writes a proposal to senior management at her company to recommend better safety gear for workers.

b. Reiko writes a proposal to his supervisor to recommend a change in the company’s attendance policy.

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