When Drawing Conclusions for a Report, You

question 26

Multiple Choice

When drawing conclusions for a report, you

• A) shouldn't compromise with others working as a part of your team.
• B) should make sure to take into account any information you know about that hasn't been included in the report.
• C) should suggest actions for the company to take based on the facts you have collected.
• D) interpret what the facts you have gathered mean.

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