Teams Weekly Team Update Post and Metrics Summary
Write a regular team update from notes and numbers.
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Write a weekly update for the Microsoft Teams channel. Notes from the team: [TEAM_NOTES]. Numbers: [NUMBERS]. Last week's numbers: [LAST_WEEK_NUMBERS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Make the headline carry the main news in one sentence, such as sign-ups rose 20 percent while refunds fell. Structure it as headline, numbers, done, next, risks and help needed, and shout-outs, under 200 words and easy to scan. Show each change as this week minus last week and each percent change as the change divided by last week's value, in a small table; if last week's value is zero, say the percent change cannot be calculated. Combine duplicates, mark unclear items [CLARIFY], and mark any item that needs a decision from a manager. Do not invent numbers. Provide a version for a manager who reads only the first three lines, a reaction or reply convention for acknowledging the update, and a one-line reminder of the format for contributors; keep the format the same each week.
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