I have never done any work for Sentry but my wife has. She has said that of the fifteen or so shops she's done for Sentry, about a dozen have required an editor to contact her back for some sort of clarification. While I'm not sitting over her shoulder seeing how she does her reports, she has complained each and every time because the requested information was in the report.
In her opinion, this overzealous "editing" was done so that Sentry could not pay a bonus, as they state the report must be submitted ready to send to the client. On more than one occasion, the bonus was indeed refused. Considering the fact that my wife first started working for BestMark and knows how to write a report hitting everything that is required and sticking to the sample narrative, it seems to me that her instinct is right. After the last report she did where the bonus was withheld, she has not worked for Sentry, and I don't blame her.
In her opinion, this overzealous "editing" was done so that Sentry could not pay a bonus, as they state the report must be submitted ready to send to the client. On more than one occasion, the bonus was indeed refused. Considering the fact that my wife first started working for BestMark and knows how to write a report hitting everything that is required and sticking to the sample narrative, it seems to me that her instinct is right. After the last report she did where the bonus was withheld, she has not worked for Sentry, and I don't blame her.