graphic. For example, a graph of table compu You work at a medium-sized toy company called Totally Toys, a company that manufactures wooden toys. You work as a product designer. A big part of your job is to discuss the designs with the people who work on-site crafting the toys. Increasingly, you have been having communication problems with your manufacturing team. There is a language barrier. You speak English, and most of your manufacturing team speaks Klingon fluently with very limited Engli in 9 months, you know you will introduce a new, complex toy design, and you are worried about the communication problems you might face. You've been wondering: Should you learn Klingon? Should Totally Toys offer English classes to its manufacturing team? You see advantages and disadvantages to each option. While you see how the manufacturing team would benefit from learning English in both their personal and professional lives, you have a strict time limit, and you are also concerned about costs. The easiest course of action is for you to learn Klingon. You are hoping your company will cover the costs. It will be a lot cheaper for you to take Klingon lessons than it would be for the entire manufacturing team to take English lessons! Perhaps funding English lessons for the manufacturing team is something the company can consider at a later date. You decide you will write a short report to the company president, Tina Toymaker. In the report, you will state your case for having the company fund Klingon lessons for you by 1) describing the communication problems you are experiencing and 2) presenting 3 options for Klingon lessons. You will recommend one option that you think is best for both you and your company But first, you begin to plan your report by writing some notes about your communication issues You also do some research about the type, length, and cost of 3 different ways you could take Klingon lessons [You know you will later organize your rough notes into a logical, coherent well-written short report.]