Report Revision and Feedback Analysis

The transcript involves a discussion where Chris receives feedback on a report draft for a sales meeting. The feedback highlights that while most of the report is good, it lacks bar charts to break up the text, as specified in the brief. Chris is asked to revise the report by the end of the day to include these elements.

What was Chris initially told about the report?

• It was perfect.

• It was not good enough.

• It was too short.

• It was too long.

Why does Chris need to revise the report?

• For a sales meeting next week.

• For a sales meeting tomorrow.

• For a client presentation.

• For a team review.

By when does Chris need to revise the report?

• By the end of the hour.

• By the end of the day.

• By the end of the month.

• By the end of the week.

What was mostly good about the report?

• The inclusion of all requested information.

• The length of the report.

• The use of images.

• The formatting of the text.

What was missing from the report according to the brief?

• A summary section.

• A table of contents.

• Main figures in bar charts.

• An introduction.