Mark's department has hired a marketing manager to help increase the sale of the company's products. However, he believes that the marketing manager adds no value to the company and simply plays back what the company wants to hear. Mark must write a letter to the marketing manager offering constructive criticism. Which of the following should Mark include in the letter to avoid litigation charges?

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Mark should only include specific facts about the consultant that can be verified, such as examples of recommendations that have not been successful or specific areas where improvement is needed. Including false information, statements that hurt the consultant's sentiments, or personal opinions about their character could lead to potential litigation charges.

Mark's Department Has Hired a Marketing Manager to Help Increase