Short Reports Differ from Long Reports in That Short Reports

question 19

Multiple Choice

Short reports differ from long reports in that short reports _____.

• A) tend to use a more impersonal style of writing
• B) generally require a more elaborate coherence plan
• C) are less likely to use the personal pronouns "I," "we," and "you"
• D) have less need for introductory material
• E) are more likely to be written in the indirect order

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Definitions:

Job Description

A formal account of an employee's responsibilities, duties, and the scope of work expected from them in their position.

Blame Yourself

The act of holding oneself responsible for an event or situation, often negatively affecting one's self-esteem.

Performance Standards

Criteria or benchmarks used to measure the quality, quantity, and efficiency of an individual's or organization's output.

Strong Presence

The ability to command attention and convey confidence and authority in personal or professional settings.