Purcom final Long quiz lesson1 Flashcards

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BASICS OF WRITING

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PURPOSE
READER / AUDIENCE

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Purpose of job writing

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a. create/build a record
b. to request or provide information
c. to persuade

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-written materials sent by subordinates to superiors from bottom to top

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UPWARD COMMUNICATION

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UPWARD COMMUNICATION ways

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PRODUCTION MANAGER
ASSISTANT PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR
WORKER

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  • materials sent to people who are of equal status
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LATERAL COMMUNICATION

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LATERAL COMMUNICATION Ways

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PURCHASE
PRODUCTION
QUALITY CONTROL
SALES
MANAGER
MANAGER
MANAGER
MANAGER

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  • sent by superiors to their subordinates. from top to bottom
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DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION

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DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION Ways

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PRODUCTION MANAGER
ASSISTANT PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR
WORKER

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  • intended for workers outside the workplace
    ex. *Advertisement
    *Media Interaction
    *Notices
    *Letters
    *Telephonic Conversations
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OUTWARD COMMUNICATION

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10
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  • expresses your attitude toward a person or thing
    -it is how you regard or consider a person
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TONE

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-is a letter from one company to another, or between such
organizations and their customers, clients, or other external parties

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BUSINESS LETTER

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PARTS OF A BUSINESS LETTER

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HEADING
RECIPIENT’S ADDRESS
SALUTATION
BODY
COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE
SIGNATURE LINE

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It contains the return address with the date on the last time.

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HEADING

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this is the address you are sending your letter to.

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RECIPIENT’S ADDRESS

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greeting in a business letter is always formal. Often begins
with Dear {Person’s name}

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SALUTATION

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is the meat of your letter.

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is a short and polite remark that ends your letter

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COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE

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signature should be in blue or black ink

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SIGNATURE LINE

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MAIN PARTS OF MINUTES OF THE MEETING

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HEADING
PARTICIPANTS OR ATTENDEES
APPROVAL OF THE PREVIOUS MINUTES
ACTION ITEMS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NEXT MEETING
ADJOURNMENT
SIGNATURE LINE

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-a written communications within a business organization.
-a short message sent from one person to another in the same
organization.

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  • (or memorandum) meaning “reminder”
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-it contains the important details of a memo aside from the message.

23
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is the most important section in memos.

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Parts of body of a memo

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Opening / Introduction
Summary
Discussion
Closing
Necessary Attachment

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TWO TYPES OF WRITING REPORTS
FORMAL WRITING REPORT INFORMAL WRITING REPORT
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-is a formal style of writing elaborately on a topic
WRITING REPORT
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-is an official report that contains detailed information, research, and data necessary to make business decisions. Ex. Incident Report
FORMAL WRITING REPORT
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-is a document shared within an organization; usually relatively short. Ex. Memos and Emails
INFORMAL WRITING REPORT
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- you must start with the purpose or objective of your report, then list out your main points. Then put a few bullets underneath that you want to make sure you cover in the contents of your report.
Put Together an Outline
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- start searching around your topic and gather the research you need to put together in your report.
Gather your Research
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-as a form of persuasive writing, a proposal attempts to convince.
WRITING PROPOSALS
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PLANNING YOUR PROPOSAL
1. Define your audience 2. Define your issue 3. Define your solution 4. Keep elements of style in mind 5. Make an outline
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WRITING YOUR OWN PROPOSAL
1.Start with a firm introduction 2.State the problem 3.Propose solutions 4.Include a schedule and budget 5.Wrap up with a conclusion 6.Edit your work 7.Proofread your work
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