1. With the advent of new technology, written reports are being phased out.
2. The groundwork or preliminary effort a report writer makes before the report is written often
takes more time than actually writing the report.
3. Most of the data needed for business reports are primary data.
4. Formality and frequency are two types of report classification.
5. Long reports tend to have a more informal appearance.
6. Reports requiring less effort should be written less formally.
7. Indirect order is often favored for short reports and proposals.
8. Organization by place is appropriate for a report dealing with simultaneous but separate events.
9. Headings are a useful tool in guiding the reader through the report.
10. The memo report starts with a brief introduction that tells the purpose of the report and who
authorized it.
11. The letter report is given to readers within the organization.
12. Headings are not appropriate in a letter report and the length should be between 5 to 8 pages.