A person told me that he or she has verified one issue with the client’s accounting clerk (小姐喔). Since the person did not actual write down the name of the accounting clerk, I requested the person several times to document "who said it". Finally, the person documented the who but it became the person verified with "accounting manager". Why? Would a person told you that he or she "問過他們小姐" became "Per XX, the accounting manager but the accounting manager is a male? Will a normal person has difficulity to recognize male or female?
I don’t want to doubt about the person’s integrity, the most preciouis characteristic of being a professional in this field, but only assume the person was careless. Write what we exact heard and document who said that are critical to the job and even more important than a person’s brain. We can not say something only because for easy pass, especially as a professional.
The "Per XX" is an enessntial part in cases, especially some complex cases. If we did not write it correctly and had arguement with client later on. It can be a weapon to hurt our profession even reputation.
American-Born Cats! 
Maybe he ask another person for that issue. Everything is possilbe in ths field.
haha, how did you know that was "he"?
"write what I know" is essential to the filed and you are well aware of it.
w/ps need the Truth .
(turned out, two persons names were put on. )