07-10-2017, 04:13 AM
Well it happens often. Here are some tricks that you might useful.
- First understand what your clients are asking and expecting you to do. Create the report according to it. Don't share unnecessary information or data to your clients. Eventually its going to backfire on you.
- If you think that some of your data will not be liked by your client then work on it before your submit the report. Asking yourself the questions that you may face from your clients. Be prepared for the worst.
- Create your report attractive. Nobody likes a bunch of data and numbers. Include vein diagrams, graphs, heatmaps to show where your client is doing well and where not. Just present your report in a professional way and show them that you have worked hard on it.
- First understand what your clients are asking and expecting you to do. Create the report according to it. Don't share unnecessary information or data to your clients. Eventually its going to backfire on you.
- If you think that some of your data will not be liked by your client then work on it before your submit the report. Asking yourself the questions that you may face from your clients. Be prepared for the worst.
- Create your report attractive. Nobody likes a bunch of data and numbers. Include vein diagrams, graphs, heatmaps to show where your client is doing well and where not. Just present your report in a professional way and show them that you have worked hard on it.
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