•Jim, Juan, Mary, and John are all managers for the same company
•Jim always meets the sales goals
•Juan exceeded the goal by 15% on Tuesday and 10% on Wednesday.
•Mary’s goals for each day of the week are 5% lower than the goals for other managers.
•Mary missed her Monday goal by 5%.
•Thursday and Friday were the busiest days of the week.
•John’s sales were 5% less than Juan’s every day of the week.
Everyone but Mary meets their sales goals on Monday. True? False? or Indeterminate?
Juan's best day was Tuesday.
True? False? Indeterminate?
truer
no
Indeterminate
To analyze the sales performance of Jim, Juan, Mary, and John, let's break down the information step by step:
1. Jim always meets the sales goals: This means Jim achieved his sales goals every day of the week.
2. Juan exceeded the goal by 15% on Tuesday and 10% on Wednesday: This implies that Juan's sales performance on these two days was 15% and 10% higher, respectively, than his set sales goals.
3. Mary's goals for each day of the week are 5% lower than the goals for other managers: This indicates that Mary's sales goals are 5% less than the sales goals set for Jim, Juan, and John.
4. Mary missed her Monday goal by 5%: This means Mary's Monday sales fell short by 5% compared to her assigned goal.
5. Thursday and Friday were the busiest days of the week: This information suggests that the sales volume on Thursday and Friday was higher compared to other days of the week.
6. John's sales were 5% less than Juan's every day of the week: This implies that John's sales performance was consistently 5% lower than Juan's performance every day.
Based on this information, we can analyze the sales performance of each manager as follows:
- Jim always meets his sales goals.
- Juan exceeded his goals by 15% on Tuesday and 10% on Wednesday.
- Mary's goals are 5% lower than the goals of the other managers; she missed her Monday goal by 5%.
- Thursday and Friday were the busiest days of the week.
- John's sales were consistently 5% lower than Juan's.
By applying this analysis, we can determine the sales performance of each manager and the specific performance of Juan and John in relation to their goals.