Know your Job..
Deliver it the way it is required to be ...
Don't do something to impress others... It is short lived..
2007-05-28 04:08:53
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answered by James 1
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1 Sate the question/work you were asked to report on, and by whom (if this is significant)
2 summarise your findings (max 1 A4 page) itemised by bullets if appropriate
3 Methodology used, to prove your knowledge of the problem and how you went about responding, Not too long
4 Report.... be precise, be logical ....make references to any sources of information to an appendix
5 Appendix
Keep the same font throughout, don't get slap happy with bold and underlining
If you have charts ensure the same legend is used throughout the report
Spell check and grammar check, if possible get someone else to read it who doesn't know the subject matter, expect some criticism. If they don't understand it don't worry they only have to be able to follow the theory.
Good Luck
2007-05-28 11:32:16
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answered by attilla 1
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It depends on the type of report. If it is just a word processed report, just make sure you use the right font preferably 11. New Times Roman also preferred. Make sure you 'justify' your word document. If it is a technical report, don't use too much jargon. Also try and be precise and concise. Bosses rarely have time for verbosity. Cheers and good luck.
2007-05-28 11:29:49
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answered by Bryan 1
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Great!
If you want to make an impressive work report.
How about using the "Microsoft Office Products" such as:
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Excel
- Word
These software programs have templates and samples in MS Office.
It also depends on the type of "Work Report" that you are creating and the contents it will have?
- Do you need graphics?
- Do you need pie charts?
- Do you need flow charts?
- Will you present numbers?
- Will you be presenting trends?
You can make ANY report impressive if the information is in an organized fashion and easy to read to the viewer.
Check your spelling and punctuation as well.
Run: "Spell Check" when you complete the document(s).
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GOOD LUCK! :-)
2007-05-28 11:11:17
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answered by JEDI MASTER YODA 4
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Myself I use Microsoft's PowerPoint for my presentations but here are some hints
Always use spell check
Pick a wallpaper and use the same one for the whole presentation.
Keep it simple, precise, factual
Charts and graphs are fine just do not go overboard with them
Make sure it flows in a logical way, not jumping all over the place
Start off with an agenda explaining what you are going to cover
Last ood luck you will do fine
2007-05-28 11:16:37
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answered by Pengy 7
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Bosses are busy people whom had many reports to read.
Understand what he wants to know, and report it short and to the point. Do not use complicated words to show off..
Do not write to impress, it usually back fire.
2007-05-28 11:13:26
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answered by yamlim_ng 1
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If you are using Word, use headings inthe style and formatting section. These headings would automatically create a contents page for you go to Insert>Reference>Index and Tables
Use numbers and cods like 1.1 or A.1 etc.
Keep it crisp and concise.
Good luck
2007-05-28 11:11:38
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answered by Anonymous
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What is your job and subject, just be constructive and supply him with any suggestions which may benefit , he is looking to see if you have a grasp of what you are doing, beware that you do not trash something that he as introduced.
2007-05-28 11:13:17
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answered by john r 4
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do a power point presentation, with maybe background music or something.
2007-05-28 11:09:33
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answered by Stacy R 6
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