Reader-Friendly Reports: A No-nonsense Guide to Effective Writing for MBAs, Consultants, and Other Professionals Paperback – January 2, 2012

I’m very eager to see how well this improves my writing and reporting. The advice is very clear and relatable, and I plan to read this book again in the future to make sure I capture as many points as I can. There’s no doubt that utilizing the advice provided in this book will result in becoming a more valuable writer

This book was featured in a training writing crouse. But the slide and time were too long. So I purchased the book to put in notes for myself.

I like the first half of the book, the second half describes on thesis, letter in too details. But still overall this is great book to read.

stupid book but somewhat helpful if you do not know how to use Google

I needed this book for an MBA class, read it once for a paper. I did very well on the business report. More importantly, I got an A in the class.I continue to refer to this book when writing business reports for work. My superiors are more than satisfied with my reports, and so am I.Great reference book for research papers, business reports, work-related writing, emails, and presentations.

This well organized book is a pragmatic guide for effective businesses communication. Buy it.

The content of this book is pretty light. About a third of it is silly jokes and nonsense that doesn't help. What content there actually is, is extremely basic and something people should know long before pursuing an MBA.In addition, the printing and construction of the book are also lacking. About 5-6 pages starting in the middle of the table of contents are out of order and faced the wrong way. That wasn't too big of a problem though, because the pages fall out so you can easily put them back the way they were supposed to be.

I was not good at how to read and write. Thanks for this book, I was able to understand how organize a report and business letter. It is also helpful to listen.