Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to write a status report [title] Gather budget and scheduling information. [step] With most projects, the budget and schedule are the most important part of a status report. Your manager wants to know that the project will be completed on time, and ideally under budget. <sep> (A) It's useful to have one month's worth of planned workaround. A budget budget can provide you with focus and guidance if new project management techniques are presented. (B) You will either have to agree to these terms or include them in your report. [substeps] For instance, if you are applying for a position in company politics, but your need to keep going to sports matches in campaign reporting, you can list the numbers of supporters you interviewed on your paper. (C) [substeps] Determine the goals for the project and split them up into smaller goals. For example, if your goal is to produce 1000 t-shirts in 4 months, and you're to give 3 monthly status reports, focus each status report on whether you've produced 250 t-shirts that month. (D) Accordingly, do everything you can to plan for the project. [substeps] Outline any expense that you need to work on or use the project for, but write down any other important tasks that need to be worked on.
Output (English): C