Juliette Simonson works as a legal assistant in the banking and finance division of Bennett–Renault, a large law firm in Montreal. Her job requires Juliette to write formal and informal proposals and reports for various purposes. She often writes proposals offering Bennett–Renault’s services to prospective and existing clients. Juliette’s boss, Sylvia LaPlanche, who is director of Accounts Services, has asked Juliette to do some research and prepare a formal report. The report will help Bennett–Renault’s directors determine what additional services the company could offer its clients and how to market those services more effectively.
-Juliette assumes that her boss and other readers of her report will know a great deal about her topic and will have no reason to resist her conclusions. Where should she place her conclusions and recommendations?
A)in an appendix
B)at the end of the report
C)in a memo of transmittal
D)at the beginning of the report

Question

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Juliette should place her conclusions and recommendations at the beginning of the report so that they are immediately visible and can guide the reader's understanding of the report's content. This will also save the reader time and effort in trying to locate the key findings.

Juliette Simonson Works as a Legal Assistant in the Banking