What should an executive summary in a briefing document normally do?

Correct answer: C. Present the main issue, findings, and recommended action

  • A. Describe the writer's personal work experience
  • B. Include every source and footnote in full detail
  • C. Present the main issue, findings, and recommended action
  • D. Repeat the document's title on every page

Explanation

An executive summary gives a decision-maker a short account of the issue, key findings, and proposed course of action. Detailed evidence and references may follow in the main body of the briefing document.

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