The document outlines potential problems that may be faced when writing a report and proposed solutions to address each problem. It discusses determining the report format, readers, objectives, deadline, and content based on the situation. It also suggests planning the timeline and scope of the report. The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of written versus oral messages, noting that written messages allow for revision but may be boring while oral messages facilitate interaction but lack revision.
The document outlines potential problems that may be faced when writing a report and proposed solutions to address each problem. It discusses determining the report format, readers, objectives, deadline, and content based on the situation. It also suggests planning the timeline and scope of the report. The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of written versus oral messages, noting that written messages allow for revision but may be boring while oral messages facilitate interaction but lack revision.
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The document outlines potential problems that may be faced when writing a report and proposed solutions to address each problem. It discusses determining the report format, readers, objectives, deadline, and content based on the situation. It also suggests planning the timeline and scope of the report. The document compares the advantages and disadvantages of written versus oral messages, noting that written messages allow for revision but may be boring while oral messages facilitate interaction but lack revision.
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Possible Problems Faced in Writing Proposed Solution
Report 1. Report format 1. Researches on internet & based on situation, asking senior, supervisors, previous reports. 2. Readers of report 2. Find out who the audiences. Example: MD, Manager 3. Objectives 3. Based on company/ supervisors/ managers. 4. Deadline 4. Planning/ timeline. 5. Content of report 5. Depending on title. Example: Topic rubber so evaluate regarding rubber not about car. 6. Planning 6. Timeline. 7. Scope of report 7. Our audience. Example: Finance (More figure), Marketing (Less) 8. Review 8. Find the right person. Example: Senior/ supervisors 9. Summary 9. Main idea/ compress. BRAINSTORMING SESSION
Written Messages Oral Messages
- No interaction - Got interaction - One way - Two ways - Tangible - Intangible - Read - Listen Advantages Disadvantages Advantages Disadvantages 1. Revision. 1. May not be 1. Get attention. 1. No revision. understood easily. 2. Prove. 2. Confusion & 2. Can be 2. Accidentally ambiguity understood easily. offend people. 3. Boring 3. Saving money. 3. Can be deny. 4. Can lose written papers. 5. Waste money. Example: Print