From the course: Writing a Business Report
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Writing the ending
- All business reports will have one or a combination of these endings: A Summary, Conclusion, Recommendations. If the report is just informational, such as a trip report or the progress report, it will end with a summary. If the report is analytical, a problem has occurred and you are asked to conclude why the problem occurred, or you may have been tasked with finding a solution to the problem. If that was the situation, then the ending will be a conclusion upon which those specific recommendations are based. These recommendations may already be noted throughout the report body. Descriptive headings will identify specific recommendations being supported if the report uses the direct approach for a knowledgeable, receptive reader. For example, if your descriptive heading is Display Only Company Brands In-Store then you've already told the reader the recommendation that will be analyzed and supported in that portion of the report. A more general heading, however, such as, Determine…
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Writing the cover or title page2m 43s
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Writing the transmittal4m 2s
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Writing the table of contents and list of illustrations3m 15s
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Writing the executive summary2m 49s
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Writing the introduction5m 14s
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Writing the body5m 50s
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Writing the ending3m 3s
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Writing the appendices3m 12s
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Writing the SWOT4m 37s
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