REPORTS AND REPORTING WHY THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE SOME RAINFOREST
Some reports that get written provide vital information to the organization, enabling it to spot trends, identify opportunities, scan for threats, monitor project progress and so on. Some reports have to be written because of legal or regulatory requirements. And some reports get written . . . well, just because they get written.
You know that report that you spend all that time on? You have to gather data from different places. You have to go to meetings to get information. You have to cross-reference different ...
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