Special Request Letters

Bill Carmody explains the importance of providing context when making special requests, as these are not standard and require justification. He uses examples like a cactus in a rainforest to illustrate the concept of context. He provides scenarios such as supply chain disruptions or unexpected changes in employee status to show when special requests are necessary. The key takeaway is to always provide context to make the request understandable.

Why is it important to provide context when making a special request?

What could happen if context is not provided in a special request?