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The problem in perspective--A systematic approach--Developing the input--Organizing the report--Writing the first draft--Revising the draft--Reviewing for conciseness--Reviewing for clarity(words and sentences)--Reviewing for clarity(paragraphs)--Reviewing for accuracy(grammar)--Reviewing for readability(the influence of style) --Publishing the report
This book investigates the fundamental challenge of producing effective, professional management reports that communicate complex information with precision and efficiency. William J. Gallagher provides a structured framework for business professionals to navigate the entire report-writing lifecycle, from initial data collection to final publication. By emphasizing a systematic approach, the author argues that clarity and conciseness are not merely stylistic choices but essential components of successful organizational decision-making.
What You Will Find
Professionals and students frequently cite this work as a practical, no-nonsense manual for improving workplace communication. Experts highlight the text for its focus on the mechanics of editing and its utility as a foundational reference for those tasked with regular corporate reporting.
Page Count:
208
Publication Date:
1969-01-01
Publisher:
Addison Wesley Publishing Company
ISBN-10:
0201022567
ISBN-13:
9780201022568
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