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Business Communication
● Expect resistance: Even the best ideas and proposals will meet some initial
resistance. The best way to deal with potential objections is to anticipate as many
objections as possible and address them verbally before the audience arrives.
Try to put your own thoughts and ideas in front of your audience to bring out the
audience's objections. Then find the solution you found. If possible, ask your
audience what they think about the issue before presenting your argument and
people will support the solution they helped create.
2. Define what is a Report and a Proposal, Dome the sections of report writing explain
each in detail.
Map Section
Title Page - The title page should be visually appealing as it creates the first impression
on the reader. Names should be clear and descriptive. This page should also indicate
who requested or authorized the report, who prepared the report, and the date the
report was sent.
Contents Page - When a report is several pages long, the purpose of a table of
contents or table of contents page is to help readers find information. Shows how the
report is organized by listing topics and subtopics with their corresponding pages.
Executive Summary or Executive Summary - This includes lengthy reports and
allows the reader to understand what the report is about without having to read the
entire report. A summary is a condensed form or summary of the content of a report.
Map Body - This is the body that is the heart of the map. It should contain the following
sections:
● Introduction - this includes the background and objectives of the study.
● Problem Statement – there should be a clear description of the underlying
problem or problem to be solved.
● Research Methods - This section should contain a detailed description of the
type of research to be conducted, the methods used in data collection, sample
size, method standard, and survey design.
● Analysis, Analysis and Conclusion - The collected data should be analyzed and
the findings presented and interpreted in a meaningful way. Precautions should
be taken based on the findings. Analysis results can be presented in the form of
tables or graphics.
● Recommendations – A persuasive report should include work instructions based
on the findings or solutions to the problems mentioned.
● Attachments or attachments - Reports can contain various elements after the
main body of the report.
Some key items in this section are:
● Bibliography or Index - This is a list of all the information sources, journals,
research articles, and websites cited in preparing the report. The purpose of
including this section is to provide testimonies from people who are considered
authorities in their field to support our own explanations. It gives credit to the
authors consulted, otherwise the authors may be accused of plagiarism or
plagiarism. Such a diary also shows the depth of research.
● Appendices - This is the section that contains material related to the study but
very technical or difficult to include in the text of the report. This is because it
affects the reader's ability to understand the information. Therefore it is attached.
For example, the cover letter of the survey, the survey itself, the map, the
summary of the raw data, the computer model and the mathematical model or
code. Each appendix must be separated and listed in Appendix A, Appendix B,
etc. and each additional group should be given an appropriate name.
● Index - This is to help the reader easily find the topic or content mentioned in the
report. It is a list of terms or concepts mentioned in the report specifically to aid in
the search for information. Although used in some advertisements, promotions
and annual reports, the vast majority of business reports are not. It contains an
alphabetical list of keywords followed by any page numbers that use the
keyword.
● Glossary - This is an explanation of the terms or jargon used in the report text.
This section is only necessary if the report is professional and the reader is an
unfamiliar employee. Descriptions can be skipped if the reader is an expert in a
particular field.
3. a. As a consultant, explain four steps to develop a strong brand for Man Machin. How
can social media impact communication in business? What are the strategies for
Business Communication through Social Network?
b. You are planning to switch your job and are in the process of applying to another
company. What is a job market? What are the points of an organization and job
opportunity will you consider while in the process of applying for the job?
b) Labor Market
As the name suggests, the job market is concerned with job activities where many
employers seek workers and job seekers. To find the best jobs, candidates should
carefully research the job market and seize the best opportunities. Job Search
Organizational Considerations and Job Opportunities
Points of an organization and job opportunity to be considered while applying for
the job
● It is important to have a good job search before you start looking for a new job.
● You can follow a traditional job search or look for a job. Organizations list job
postings in newspapers, job postings, and on the Internet. Employers can be
government or private organizations. When submitting a resume to an
employment agency, it is best to think of the agency as your employer. You can
submit your CV and cover letter through the online process.
● In today's competitive world where there is fierce competition among job seekers,
there is a good job description that will increase your confidence in the job
market. do what needs to be done. The creation of a resume often depends on
one's education, achievements, career goals, background checks, and
experience. Besides education and experience, you should highlight specific
skills on your resume. It includes all the specific skills acquired by the applicant
on the job and their relevance to the job for which he/she is applying.
● It's always good to look at the history of the company you're applying for.
● Learn as much as possible about potential employers through newsletters,
websites, and social media accounts. When looking for a potential employer,
compare your results with the employer's mission statement, core values, and
business model. Candidates should check the job site as it may affect your
decision. Your travel time and other issues will depend on the job location and
should therefore be considered. Find out how many hours you can expect to
work in a "normal" week and how to add extra hours.
● Your payment package should meet your basic needs and help you plan for the
future. When hunting, it's important to look at your budget and understand how
much you need to earn to cover the costs. Find a range of salaries for the job
you're considering, so you can negotiate a better starting salary. Comparison of
financial aid packages is important when several companies. To be successful in
your job, you need to find a job that matches your strengths.
● Jobs that provide growth opportunities are especially important early in your
career. When looking for a job, learn how employers can encourage growth and
reward performance. Maintaining a work-life balance is crucial to your health and
well-being. Applying for a job in the short term can be exciting and rewarding, but
you may find it helpful to balance the time required with rest. Make sure the work
environment is good for you as you will be spending a lot of time at work.