5 Lessons From 2011’s Best Annual Report
Everyone knows how to read an annual report. You skip the glossy pages with the pictures of smiling, diverse employees on the job and contributing to the community and the soporific prose about why any good news is attributable to the top executives (though “our greatest resource is our people”) and any bad news is attributable to outside forces. Experienced readers flip right to the rows of numbers in the back, starting with the footnotes first.
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