Report writing is as much a science as it is an art. Building a report will almost always require you to create “clusters” of information in some logical, structured, ordered way. This means taking discrete types of information and arranging this information in separate compartments for easier reading. This deliberate order engages the reader in a much better way than simply spreading bits of information across various parts of the report. Here are some kinds of “clusters” that can be used in report writing:
Month: May 2012
You may need to write a report for readers internal or external to your organization, although you may find that your report will be for someone in higher authority within your organization or for an external organization that supports or funds your organizational programs. People in organizations write reports for a variety of reasons. Reports can be informative or persuasive or a combination of both…
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