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IDIS 433 Exam 1 Questions with 100% Verified Answers
UPDATED!!!
5 B's - ANSWER Big Bad Bob Borsh from Buffalo NY
POP - ANSWER professor of practice
6 great presentation elements - ANSWER 1. content
2. design
3. delivery
4. strong opening
5. logical progression
6. finish as strong as opening (most important)
Business writing 4 steps - ANSWER a. how to be effective
b. business reports
c. writing the report
d. exec summmary
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a. how to be effective - ANSWER -know audience
-know the message
-think like a reporter
-banish buzzwords
-junk the jargon
-keep it tight
-plain and simple
-no symbols or abbrev.
-proofread
Know your audience - ANSWER familiar with the subject?
resist the message?
answer the audieneces question of "whats in it for me?"
adopt the view of the reader
purpose of message - ANSWER to inform, inspire, to argue, to
invite, to propose
know your message: boil message to an ad style slogan -
ANSWER this class will help you get promoted before your
peers
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think like a reporter - ANSWER answer 5 W's and H
banish buzzwords and cliches - ANSWER thinking of innovatve
ways instead of outside the box
b. business reports - ANSWER concise docs
-first sumamrize and analyze key facts
-make recommendations
can be broken down by audience and purpose
business reports can be broken down by: - ANSWER audience &
purpose
audience in business reports - ANSWER what do they already
know?
what do you want them to know?
backgrounds?
purpose in business reports - ANSWER reconsider your
alignment with audience in mind.
IDIS 433 Exam 1 Questions with 100% Verified Answers
UPDATED!!!
5 B's - ANSWER Big Bad Bob Borsh from Buffalo NY
POP - ANSWER professor of practice
6 great presentation elements - ANSWER 1. content
2. design
3. delivery
4. strong opening
5. logical progression
6. finish as strong as opening (most important)
Business writing 4 steps - ANSWER a. how to be effective
b. business reports
c. writing the report
d. exec summmary
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a. how to be effective - ANSWER -know audience
-know the message
-think like a reporter
-banish buzzwords
-junk the jargon
-keep it tight
-plain and simple
-no symbols or abbrev.
-proofread
Know your audience - ANSWER familiar with the subject?
resist the message?
answer the audieneces question of "whats in it for me?"
adopt the view of the reader
purpose of message - ANSWER to inform, inspire, to argue, to
invite, to propose
know your message: boil message to an ad style slogan -
ANSWER this class will help you get promoted before your
peers
, 3|Page
think like a reporter - ANSWER answer 5 W's and H
banish buzzwords and cliches - ANSWER thinking of innovatve
ways instead of outside the box
b. business reports - ANSWER concise docs
-first sumamrize and analyze key facts
-make recommendations
can be broken down by audience and purpose
business reports can be broken down by: - ANSWER audience &
purpose
audience in business reports - ANSWER what do they already
know?
what do you want them to know?
backgrounds?
purpose in business reports - ANSWER reconsider your
alignment with audience in mind.
