Overcome the blank paper syndrome by proceeding with a plan
A well written report is easy to read, sharing information and corporate
knowledge. Sadly, not all reports are crafted with these objectives in mind.
“How would you define a report?” “Something I write and you tear up.”
Thus Arthur Lowe’s hapless subordinate is set the task of preparing a report
on the writing of reports.
This DVD explains:
How to dig for relevant facts
How to select, organise and shape the material
How to write the material out
Arthur Lowe reappears in a number of guises throughout this amusing video to
lend Smith (Jeff Rawle) a helping hand. First as a friendly policeman, who
spells out the four essential stages in report writing, and then as Sir Digby
Delve, archaeologist, who explains how to dig for relevant facts. From there,
Smith goes on to meet Professor Planowski, who shows him how to select, organise
and shape his material. When the report is written out, Jones is pleasantly
surprised.
Who could benefit?
Managers and executives throughout any organisation,
especially in corporate planning, finance, marketing, sales and advertising
Scientific and technical personnel
Key learning areas
Summarising the purpose of the report in one sentence
The four stages of report writing:
investigate
plan
write
revise
Being clear, concise, thorough and accurate
Running times
Main video: 26 minutes
Summary video: 5 minutes
Cost: Video and CDROM
Prices
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Bulk Discounts Available