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[quote=Anonymous]Put together a massive report with assistance on finances from an assigned budget person. Whole thing had to be scanned into a single document for the final report - and was distributed as a PDF file. The assigned finance person have me an excel spreadsheet done in their standard format. It was hard to read (bc of the colors theyre required to use)and I printed and re-printed and re-sized over and over again to ensure the best quality PDF. It was normal page-size and in required colors at final print. I actually meant to speak with higher ups regarding the way we submit these reports as the "scan it all in together and make a PDF" leads to poor final outcomes - would be better to allow each piece to be uploaded and then our company should have a program to string it together. Never ended up saying it.

I got feedback that the finance page was annoying to read (small, bad clors) and showed that I don't care about the final product (which I slaved over). I'm actually kind of devastated that they would think I didn't care.

My (first, emotional) instinct is to email my supervisor and tell her exactly what happened - that I used the finance pages as they were given to me - since the rule is you have to use their work - and that I really worked On making it legible and that I think the way the process is set up leads to poor quality PDFs - unless you have adobe PDF creator on your PC, which I don't - bc the company felt I didn't need it.

Can I send my email? Should I?[/quote]

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