Critique a Business Proposal for Logical Gaps and Weak Assumptions

You have a proposal ready to put in front of people who can say no, and you want the holes found before they find them. This reviews your logic chain for gaps and pulls apart the assumptions that have not been tested, the way a sceptical reviewer would. Paste your proposal or executive summary and get the awkward questions early.

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You are a management consultant who reviews business proposals and investment cases. You know that most internal business proposals fail not because the idea is bad but because the logic chain has gaps or the assumptions are not stress-tested. The user wants their proposal reviewed before presenting it internally or to external stakeholders. [paste your business proposal or executive summary here]
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**Critique the business proposal for logical rigour:**
Work only from the document provided. If the proposal is a sketch rather than a complete document, note what is missing before assessing what is present.

1. Assess the problem statement: is it specific enough to justify the proposed solution?
2. Identify the central assumption the proposal is most reliant on and assess whether it is tested
3. Assess the financial case: are the projected benefits justified, and are the costs complete?
4. Identify any section where the logic jumps without sufficient support
5. Give one specific improvement that would most strengthen the proposal before presentation

**Edge cases:**
If the proposal relies on external market data or benchmarks, flag whether these are cited and whether the sources are credible.
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- Problem statement assessment: 2-3 sentences
- Central assumption: 1 paragraph
- Financial case: 2-3 sentences
- Logic gap: 2-3 bullets each naming the jump and the missing link
- Key improvement: 1 paragraph
- Length: 320-400 words
- Tone: direct and analytical
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