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A proposal is the product of a work process which includes several important activities, on which will depend the success or failure of the proposal. Not only can a proposal make an impact on individuals, but may also result in the success of getting the approval, the support, and even financial help of others. Many of which have had a lot of success on Kickstarter, like the case with Roominate. Roominate was proposed by three female students who majored in engineering, after noticing the lack of girls in their STEM courses and feeling outnumbered by men. That being said, their clear solution to this problem was to create a toy and advertise it to girls, calling the toy Roominate. The students’ main argument is that introducing girls to

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