Sally: I'm really sorry about the mistakes in yesterday's report.

John: It's okay, Sally. Can you tell me what went wrong?

Sally: I didn’t get the full information from the other teams in time.

John: Oh, so that made it hard for you to finish the report correctly?

Sally: Yes, exactly. I didn’t have enough data, so I guessed in some parts.

John: I understand. And were you in a hurry to finish it?

Sally: Yes, I was trying to meet the deadline, so I rushed.

John: That happens sometimes. Rushing can lead to mistakes.

Sally: Also, I misunderstood part of the instructions from the manager.

John: I see. So, some of the data was used in the wrong way?

Sally: Yes, I got confused and used the wrong numbers.

John: Thanks for explaining. It’s important to talk about what went wrong.

Sally: I agree. I’ve already started checking how to fix it.

John: That’s good. Mistakes can teach us a lot.

Sally: I’ll try to ask more questions next time and not guess.

John: That’s a great idea. Always check if you're unsure.

Sally: And I’ll make sure to double-check everything before I submit.

John: Yes, that will help avoid problems.

Sally: Thanks for being understanding, John.

John: Of course. We’re all learning, Sally.