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Business Reports for Busy People: Timesaving, Ready-to-Use Reports for Any Occasion

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Business Reports for Busy People: Timesaving, Ready-to-Use Reports for Any Occasion

Business Reports for Busy People is a comprehensive guide filled with a wide range of samples and templates that can be customized to produce professional-looking, clear, and concise reports for virtually any need, including easily customizable Microsoft Word templates and boilerplate text on an interactive CD-Rom.

Business Reports for Busy People features the most commonly used business reports, including: Policies and Procedures, HR Assessments, Disciplinary Reports, Progress Reports, Situation Summaries, Time Accounting Reports, Meeting Minutes, Business
Plans, Annual Reports, Feasibility Studies, Expense Reports, White Papers, Statistical Samplings, Abstract Summaries, and much, much more.

For each kind of report, this helpful title includes typical contents; suggested formats; requirements, criteria or background information to include: necessary comparisons or options to discuss; how to frame your conclusions or recommendations; and a complete revision checklist.

Make a smart business decision. Start with Business Reports for Busy People when you want to produce your next report faster, easier, and with total assurance.

Country	USA
Author	Greg Holden
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	1
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	Career Press
Manufacturer	Career Press
NumberOfPages	288
PublicationDate	2011-02-15
Publisher	Career Press
ReleaseDate	2011-02-15
Studio	Career Press

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