Definition of Report

A report is an impersonal statement of fact. The main purpose of writing a report is to provide some important information in a non-personal way. It performs many functions; Analysis, data and facts stimulation, decision-making aids, etc.

Business leaders may not focus too much on a particular issue or question. So they have to depend on the business relationship .

Managers make key decisions based on the report's recommendations. Reports help the organization to run its day-to-day operations.

Lower-level employees or senior department heads send daily, weekly, or monthly progress reports to the top level of the organization . or headquarters.

This makes it the most important form of communication in business life . Therefore, it should be prepared very carefully.

The information in the report should be accurate and clear. The reporter should prepare without personally preparing. The text of the report should be simple and short. Thanks to this, it can solve many business problems.

The word "report" probably comes from the Latin word "reportare". Here "Re" means "return" and "bring" means to return something.

In general, a report is an impersonal statement of fact. A relationship is a relationship between a person who produces information and a person who wants to use that information. It is a systematic presentation of information that helps in making decisions and solving problems.

Characteristics of a good relationship
From the above discussion, we can identify some characteristics of relationships as follows.

♣ A report is a presentation of facts or information.
♣ Presents himself impartially.
♣ The wording should be simple, clear, complete and concise.
♣ The facts stated in the report must be true.

Business reports and content of business reports

01	What is the ratio?
02	Translation of business reports
03	Scope and purpose of the report
04	Benefits of report writing
05	Disadvantages of report writing
06	The evaluation criteria of the report
07	Important features/characteristics of a good report
08	The importance of good relationships / goals / goals
09	Characteristics/characteristics of a good reporter
10	Steps to write a report
11	Which reporting method is best and why?
12	The organization or structure of the report
13	Types of reports or classification
14	The difference between informal and analytical communication
fifteen	Definition of informal relationships
16	Use informal relationships
17	The process of developing informal relationships
18	Informal report writing process
19	The basic elements of informal communication
20	Definition of normal relationship
21	Use official communication
22	The process of developing formal relationships
23	Standard procedure for writing reports
24	Definition of graphical presentation of reports
25	Advantages / importance of graphical presentation of reports
26	Disadvantages of graphical presentation of reports
27	The difference between long and short relationships or the difference between formal and informal relationships
28	Definition of market relations
29	Main features of market report
30	Importance of market report for agricultural marketing
31	Types of market reports
32	Structure of the market report
33	Writing a report based on a business concept or annual report