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Advanced Report Writing for business and government

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Preface

1.  Questions to ask before you start writing
    1.1    What are the needs of my readers?
    1.2    Am I emphasising objectivity
            or persuasion?

2.  Report-writing guidelines
    2.1    Introduction
    2.2    Create an outline before you do
           anything else
    2.3    Use an outline to gain feedback
    2.4    Put the good stuff up front
    2.5    Identifying your biases gives
           credibility
    2.6    Eliminate buzzwords and unnecessary
           jargon
    2.7    Write naturally: consider
           contractions

3.  Online sources of information
    3.1    Google.com
    3.2    Yahoo.com
    3.3    Amazon.com

4.  Report components: the beginning
    4.1    Covering letter
    4.2    Title page
    4.3    Executive summary
    4.4    Acknowledgements
    4.5    Foreword
    4.6    Table of contents
    4.7    Lists of tables and figures

5.  Report components: the middle
    5.1    The introduction
    5.2    Methods
    5.3    Findings
    5.4    Conclusions
    5.5    Recommendations

6.  Report components: the end
    6.1    References
    6.2    Glossary
    6.3    Appendices

7.  Report templates
    7.1    Appraisals
    7.2    Attendance reports
    7.3    Background reports
    7.4    Competitive evaluations
    7.5    Hindsight evaluations
    7.6    Feasibility reports
    7.7    Incident reports
    7.8    Investigative reports
    7.9    Progress reports
    7.10    Proposals
    7.11    Training manuals

8.  Microsoft Word tricks
    8.1    Paragraph styles
    8.2    Heading styles
    8.3    Automatic heading numbering
    8.4    Automatic caption numbering
    8.5    Automatic tables of contents
           and figures

9.  Presentation issues
    9.1    Formatting tables
    9.2    Writing dates
    9.3    Writing times
    9.4    Writing currency
    9.5    Writing units of measurement

10. Providing references
    10.1    Why reference?
    10.2    Simple references
    10.3    Page and volume numbers
    10.4    Multiple authors
    10.5    No specific author
    10.6    The reference list
    10.7    General principles
    10.8    References to books
    10.9    References to magazines and journals
    10.10    References to newspapers
    10.11    References to web pages

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