The easiest way is to draw up a report that is filled out in any approved form. In this case, you simply enter in the empty fields the parameters that should be indicated in them, put your signature - and the report is ready! But what about the reports that are filled in in any form, because they, like any document, must also be drawn up according to certain rules. Let's try to understand this issue.
Instructions
Step 1
In the event that the report that you need to draw up has an arbitrary form, its external design must still comply with office work standards. It should be written on a regular A4 sheet of writing paper.
Step 2
In the middle of the sheet, write the word "Report", and then describe the subject of the report: "on the work of the department", "on the work for the month", "on the results of the business trip." If this is an individual report, include your last name, first name and patronymic, as well as department and title.
Step 3
If the report does not imply a detailed description and analysis, such as a report on industrial practice or on research and development, then try to keep within one sheet, adhere to a clear and concise presentation. Indicate specific facts, back them up with figures. Try to be concise, the one who will study your report, and most likely it will be the boss, will appreciate your ability to summarize the essence.
Step 4
For greater clarity, use tables and charts in the report, if there are large discrepancies in the numbers that you indicated in the previous report, then indicate the reasons why this happened and give them an analysis.
Step 5
The general information structure of the reporting document should be uniform, think over which form of presentation will be most convenient for you, and use it for the entire document.
Step 6
Complete the report with your title and signature and date.
