Business Communication Chapter 12 Video: Writing Reports and Proposals
Vince explains that his organization relies heavily on templates in developing reports and proposals. According to Chapter 12, which of the following is an advantage of using a template?
It helps to ensure an effective design.
One way MELT measures its progress is through detailed reports prepared in the field by its event marketers. Recall the questions Vince tells us are answered in these reports. Drawing on what you learned in the chapter, what is the BEST way to use those questions in the body of a report?
Use them as headings.
Vince mentions that encountering communication misunderstandings is a part of MELT's daily work life. Which advice from the chapter would help Vince avoid this problem?
Organize and declutter his writing to save readers time.
"There's a new level of accountability in business now," according to Vince. Likewise, Chapter 12 states that your credibility and career advancement are on the line with every business report that you write. Because this is the case, as a writer, you must make sure to do which of the following?
Present all sides of the issue fairly, even if some of the information doesn't support your line of reasoning.
Vince tells us that at MELT, "call reports are actually written during meetings, while they are occurring, so that it's fresh ink." Knowing that and considering the chapter, what is one advantage gained by creating these reports in real time?
You can ensure accuracy.
