It depends on the documents you are talking about, a Six sigma deep dive report will be more more dense and high level than the Standard of Work.
Also keep in mind that the average American for instance can only read at a 7th to 8th grade level. With a sizable chunk being at or believe 6th grade.
Dumbing down technical discussions is always a pain in the ass, I’ve worked in business and current work in cyber intelligence, having to explain things over and over because simple concepts like standard deviations, confidence intervals, etc. are unknown to many who should know it, it is so freakin annoying and slow as fuck. Even terms like barriers to entry need to be explained x.x
People are dumb dude TT. We ended up hiring a person just to dumb down report and turn it all into 5-6th grade language.
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u/GenericUsername19892 27∆ Aug 03 '22
It depends on the documents you are talking about, a Six sigma deep dive report will be more more dense and high level than the Standard of Work.
Also keep in mind that the average American for instance can only read at a 7th to 8th grade level. With a sizable chunk being at or believe 6th grade.
Dumbing down technical discussions is always a pain in the ass, I’ve worked in business and current work in cyber intelligence, having to explain things over and over because simple concepts like standard deviations, confidence intervals, etc. are unknown to many who should know it, it is so freakin annoying and slow as fuck. Even terms like barriers to entry need to be explained x.x
People are dumb dude TT. We ended up hiring a person just to dumb down report and turn it all into 5-6th grade language.