Answer:
A
Explanation:
For an accounting manual, if your audience has different background of education then you need to keep different section for different audience. The thing is, if you write it for highest level then bookkeepers will have difficulty in understanding it. If you write for lower level, then it will be useless for higher level of audience.
So the manual should include different section for different audience.
Answer:
A.Include different sections for the different audiences.
Explanation:
Your company has completed an audience analysis for the manual you are writing for users of a new accounting system. The manual will be given to the 750 employees in the company's accounting department. Some members of the audience are experienced accountants and others are not; some have MBA degrees and others have bachelor's or associate's degrees; some were recently hired and some are long-term employees; some are managers and some are bookkeepers. How might you best accommodate your audiences?
Due to the varying class of audiences:some have many years of experience, some middle, some are recently hired, some have some professional degrees(which means that there assessment of your manual will be from a professional standpoint). It is best to include different sections for different audiences while reassuring them that the manual has been compiled bearing their knowledge/experience level on the subject matter in mind.
Let them know that the manual will be of utmost benefit to them, there experience/background notwithstanding.
Option A will be the best
