Critical Thinking 9 1. How would you determine whether to use the direct strategy or the indirect strategy for your report?
1. Both direct and indirect strategies have distinction, we often coincide them. The strategies disclose their conclusions and recommendations as they move along, reasonably than putting them foremost and or concluding.
2. Why would you want to start your research with secondary data rather than gathering primary data right away?
2. The distinctions between primary and secondary sources can be obscure and indecipherable. An individual document could be a primary source in one context and a secondary source in another. You want to present both sides of an issue, separate facts from opinions, be sensitive and moderate …show more content…
Technology shapes business reports quite a bit. With technology being worked into businesses, it affords them the option to work on reports, and format them in many different ways compared to how they used to do it in the past.
Using technology also gives them many different ways to deliver these reports compared to the old way. By using technology we are able to deliver reports online, through email, even though streaming services, like YouTube videos or recorded videos of the presentation
4. How can report writers ensure that they present their topics objectively and credibly?
4. We are continuously surrounded by information, and it is not always easy to know which sources to be known to be truthful. We have to capable to obtain the credibility of information is an important skill used in school, workplace, and daily life. Look at the author’s reputation. Focus on scholarly peer-reviewed sources. Use caution with all sites. Distinguish between scholarly and non-scholarly books.
5. What are the purposes of headings, and what are the two heading types discussed in this chapter?
5. Headings are words or phrases that introduce sections of a piece of content and serve a writer organize the content into smaller portions. There is functional and descriptive headings that were discussed in this …show more content…
A solicited proposal provides you with a description of what the client requires. Many also provide you with formatting instructions for your proposal and the evaluation criteria that will be applied to create a choice. An unsolicited proposal is transmitted to a client who has not requested it. Unsolicited proposals must be particularly convincing since the client has not foreseen, projected, or budgeted for the proposition. With an unsolicited proposal you run the peril that the client won 't even bother to interpret it, since they didn 't ask for it. Nevertheless, the lack of competitive pressure with an unsolicited proposal often makes up for the risk.
2. How do formal business reports differ from informal business reports?
2. A report is a communication from someone who has information to someone who wants to use that information. A formal report is a report, which is made in conformity with the demands of a statute or established practices and is submitted to the person having official status. It is a type of analytical report where the deal of the reporter and repartee is that of supervisor and subordinates. The reports submitted by the functionaries of the organization, co-operative companies and local bodies are known as formal
1. Both direct and indirect strategies have distinction, we often coincide them. The strategies disclose their conclusions and recommendations as they move along, reasonably than putting them foremost and or concluding.
2. Why would you want to start your research with secondary data rather than gathering primary data right away?
2. The distinctions between primary and secondary sources can be obscure and indecipherable. An individual document could be a primary source in one context and a secondary source in another. You want to present both sides of an issue, separate facts from opinions, be sensitive and moderate …show more content…
Technology shapes business reports quite a bit. With technology being worked into businesses, it affords them the option to work on reports, and format them in many different ways compared to how they used to do it in the past.
Using technology also gives them many different ways to deliver these reports compared to the old way. By using technology we are able to deliver reports online, through email, even though streaming services, like YouTube videos or recorded videos of the presentation
4. How can report writers ensure that they present their topics objectively and credibly?
4. We are continuously surrounded by information, and it is not always easy to know which sources to be known to be truthful. We have to capable to obtain the credibility of information is an important skill used in school, workplace, and daily life. Look at the author’s reputation. Focus on scholarly peer-reviewed sources. Use caution with all sites. Distinguish between scholarly and non-scholarly books.
5. What are the purposes of headings, and what are the two heading types discussed in this chapter?
5. Headings are words or phrases that introduce sections of a piece of content and serve a writer organize the content into smaller portions. There is functional and descriptive headings that were discussed in this …show more content…
A solicited proposal provides you with a description of what the client requires. Many also provide you with formatting instructions for your proposal and the evaluation criteria that will be applied to create a choice. An unsolicited proposal is transmitted to a client who has not requested it. Unsolicited proposals must be particularly convincing since the client has not foreseen, projected, or budgeted for the proposition. With an unsolicited proposal you run the peril that the client won 't even bother to interpret it, since they didn 't ask for it. Nevertheless, the lack of competitive pressure with an unsolicited proposal often makes up for the risk.
2. How do formal business reports differ from informal business reports?
2. A report is a communication from someone who has information to someone who wants to use that information. A formal report is a report, which is made in conformity with the demands of a statute or established practices and is submitted to the person having official status. It is a type of analytical report where the deal of the reporter and repartee is that of supervisor and subordinates. The reports submitted by the functionaries of the organization, co-operative companies and local bodies are known as formal