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Writing a status email that is useful to both the CFO and the BASIS consultant should use a fixed format: the first line uses [green/yellow/red] plus one sentence explaining the reason; the completed-this-week section has three bullet points, in past tense, stating only facts; the action-needed section specifies the specific person, the specific request, and the deadline, one line per person. If it exceeds one page, it is a report rather than a status update; if there is no action item for a person, they should be removed from the recipients.
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