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How To Report Findings? Course Title: Business Research Course Code: BAN 375

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Page 1: Findings

How To Report

Findings?

Course Title: Business Research

Course Code: BAN 375

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Group Members: Registration No

Salman Hossain 2009731004

Nowrose Noor Sakib 2009731038

Md. Itkan Uddin 2009731053

Sohel Rana 2009731057

Group Name: Probability

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Ways of Reporting Findings

1.Written Reports2.Journal Articles3.Oral Presentation

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Format Of Written Reports:1. Title Page2. Contents Page3. List of Illustrations4. Acknowledgements5. Abstract/Summary6. Introduction7. Background8. Methodology/Methods9. Findings/Analysis10. Conclusions11. Recommendations12. Further Research13. References14. Bibliography15. Appendices

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1. There is no logical structure.2. Ideas are not well thought out.3. Work is disorganized.4. Assumptions are made which cannot be justified by

evidence.5. There are too many grammatical and spelling mistakes.6. Sentences and/or paragraphs are too long or too obscure.7. It is obvious that ideas and sentences have been taken from

other sources.8. There is too much repetition.9. There is too much irrelevant information.10. Summary and conclusions are weak.

TEN REASONS WHY WRITTEN REPORTS FAIL

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JOURNAL ARTICLESChoose a topical, original piece of research.Do your market research – find out which journal publishes articles in your subject area.Check on submission guidelines – produce an article in the correct style and format and of the right length.Read several copies of the journal to get an idea about the preferences of editors.If you are thinking about writing for a trade publication, approach the editors by letter, asking if they might be interested in an article. Include a short summary of your proposed article.Produce a succinct, clear, interesting and well-written article – ask friends, tutors or colleagues to read it and provide comments.Make sure there are no mistakes, remembering to check the bibliography.

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All members need not present, but all must attendPut the strongest person(s) forwardUse others’ strengths where necessary

Support your team members

Support other teams

ORAL PRESENTATION

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Presentation Do’s Do introduce yourself & your team

members & focus your project early in the presentation

Do establish an outline that will be used to present your research

Do highlight, summarize the process and findings from research

Do rehearse before the presentation

Be professional, but DO HAVE FUN

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Presentation Dont’s

Don’t hide behind an avalanche of slides/overhead transparencies

Don’t be a distraction to yourself or to the speaker (Be attentive)

Don’t stop the presentation because the script or the technology isn’t working It’s not about the show, it’s about the

information No one knows the data better than you and

your team

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Thank you all