My clients and I sat across from each other in stunned silence, gazing in horror at what lay before us. No, it wasn’t a notice that the IRS was coming to visit. But close.
It was a timeline document prepared for us by our newly hired, and I must add, well compensated, project consultants. It was poorly laid out, badly aligned, skimpy on details, and had a number of unexplained big gaps between events. It contained typos—further evidence that no one bothered to review it before sending it off to us.
