
Thirty prompts for the reporting cycle: shaping the pack, variance commentary, metric definitions, the risk section, summarising up to one page, and the final checks before it goes out.
Every drafting prompt is constrained at the source — use only the explanations given, supply no causes of your own. Reporting is the one job where a fluent invented sentence does the most damage, because it reads exactly like the real ones beside it.
Includes the direction-word check that catches an improved where the table says otherwise, a numbers audit for the final draft, and a prompt for the questions a sceptical non-executive will ask.
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