Question

Collecting information for reports is simple compared to the more difficult task of interpreting data. To make data meaningful and useful, you must accurately sort, analyze, combine, and recombine the information, looking for meanings, relationships, and answers to the questions you posed in your work plan. Consider the following scenario, and then use the table to help you answer the questions. Joseph, the president of Hubbard Inc., decided to conduct a survey for a report on employee satisfaction. The information he collected follows Opinion Very satisfied Satisfied No opinion Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied Total Number Percent 36 45 25 17.8 22.2 12.4 27.6 20.0 100.0 40 202

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Answer 1

1. Percentage of very satisfied employee = number of very satisfied employee /(Total number of employee) =36/202 = 17.8%

Answer B) 17.8 %

2. Organizing the data in tables helped Joshep to compare multiple type of data such as very satisfied, satisfied etc.

Answer : Tables can compare multiple data.