I am a verifier of complex technical projects for an Italian company, and have long been very interested in the evaluation of international social and technical projects.
From reading the emails, I see that a lot is said about the length of the reports and the best way to make them easily understandable.
What I didn't understand well is whether feedback is expected.
In the audit reports that I produce for my company, there is a mandatory feedback in a short time, from the client who must respond to my observations both positively and negatively.
The answer helps to improve my work and the client's work to solve the problem.
I ask if this also happens in your evaluation reports.
RE: Reporting and supporting evaluation use and influence
Good morning everyone.
I am a verifier of complex technical projects for an Italian company, and have long been very interested in the evaluation of international social and technical projects.
From reading the emails, I see that a lot is said about the length of the reports and the best way to make them easily understandable.
What I didn't understand well is whether feedback is expected.
In the audit reports that I produce for my company, there is a mandatory feedback in a short time, from the client who must respond to my observations both positively and negatively.
The answer helps to improve my work and the client's work to solve the problem.
I ask if this also happens in your evaluation reports.
Thanks
Mauro Fianco