> This type of reporting is fantastic if you’re technical and understand it, but for the average businessperson it’s reminiscent of that calc class they barely

> This type of reporting is fantastic if you’re technical and understand it, but for the average businessperson it’s reminiscent of that calc class they barely passed. I like how the response to that is that the reporting needs to get better and not that average businesspeople need to smarten up and pay attention in math. I don't disagree that reporting can and should get better, but this is a shared responsibility.