The CEO of a large company asks the sales manager to report the sales figures of the previous quarter. The manager immediately sends her the list of products sold in the previous quarter. These details do not qualify as good information because they are ________.
A)too narrow in scope
B)too expensive
C)not timely
D)not relevant

Question

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The list of products sold in the previous quarter may not be relevant to the CEO's request for sales figures. Sales figures would have included the number of units sold, revenue generated, and other relevant information. The list of products sold is too specific and narrow in scope to be considered good information in this context.

The CEO of a Large Company Asks the Sales Manager