Report Accuracy and Improvement Strategies

JY and Lisa discuss a recent project submission and a financial report Lisa submitted. JY points out missing metrics and inaccuracies in the report, which have caused delays in planning. JY suggests creating a checklist and reviewing data sources for accuracy to improve future reports. Lisa agrees to implement these strategies and appreciates JY's guidance and support.

What was the main reason JY wanted to discuss the report with Lisa?

• To congratulate her on a job well done

• To plan a team meeting

• To discuss missing metrics and inaccuracies

• To ask for a new project submission

What was the consequence of the inaccuracies in Lisa's report?

• It led to a successful project outcome

• It resulted in a promotion for Lisa

• It caused delays in the planning process

• It had no impact on the team

Why is accurate and complete information important according to JY?

• To impress the management

• To increase team size

• To make informed decisions

• To reduce workload

What did JY suggest to help improve future reports?

• Using a different software

• Submitting reports earlier

• Creating a checklist and reviewing data sources

• Hiring more team members

How did Lisa respond to JY's suggestions for improvement?

• She decided to quit the project

• She asked for more time to think

• She agreed to implement them immediately

• She ignored the suggestions

What did JY offer Lisa if she needed help?

• A financial bonus

• Guidance and support

• A new project

• A day off