INTRODUCTION about office managment report

The introduction sets the stage for the reader. It gives context for the report and generates the readers interest. It orients the reader to the purpose of the report and gives them a clear indication of what they can expect.

The introduction should:

Be attention getting

Briefly describe the context of the report and primary/secondary data

Describe the issue or problem to be reported on

State the specific questions the report answers (education level, starting salary, training needed, etc.)

Outline the scope of the report (extent of investigation)

Preview the report structure

Comment on the limitations of the report and any assumptions made

BODY

The body of your report should be a blended discussion of your findings from your primary and secondary research.

The body/discussion is the main part of your report. It should give enough information, analysis, and evidence to support your conclusions. It should follow a logical and systematic organization with descriptive subheaders to break up content. Subheaders could include:

office management report Education Requirements

Salary

Skills Needed

Industry Outlook

Job Comparisons

Job A

Job B

Job C

Your body should provide a graph or table of your primary research results. You can have multiple graphs and/or tables in the body.