Years ago, a mentor advised me to put an executive summary at the beginning of my multi-page technical reports because few managers would read the whole thing, even engineering managers. There was some justification for that.
Years ago, a mentor advised me to put an executive summary at the beginning of my multi-page technical reports because few managers would read the whole thing, even engineering managers. There was some justification for that.
Years ago, a mentor advised me to put an executive summary at the beginning of my multi-page technical reports because few managers would read the whole thing, even engineering managers. There was some justification for that.
Once I put a line into a document right in the middle of a paragraph:
"when Johnny comes marching home again hurrah hurrah when Johnny comes"
Nobody remarked.
Most managers are too self-important for menial things like details.
You have more nerve than me and/or greater power of prediction.
This was not the regulatory submission I wrote to the FDA