Kelly wants to get feedback on the final draft of a strategic report that has taken her six months to develop. What can she do to get prevent confusion as see seeks feedback before publishing the…

The correct answer is B. Use a watermark to identify the report as a draft. While Kelly needs feedback from the appropriate stakeholders, doing so without a watermark could lead them to believe the report they receive is the final product.

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Question

Kelly wants to get feedback on the final draft of a strategic report that has taken her six months to develop. What can she do to get prevent confusion as see seeks feedback before publishing the report? Choose the best answer.

Options

ADistribute the report to the appropriate stakeholders via email.
BUse a watermark to identify the report as a draft.
CShow the report to her immediate supervisor.
DPublish the report on an internally facing website.

How the community answered

(24 responses)

A
4% (1)
B
92% (22)
C
4% (1)

Explanation

While Kelly needs feedback from the appropriate stakeholders, doing so without a watermark could lead them to believe the report they receive is the final product.

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#Document management#Professional communication#Drafting reports#Feedback process

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