Reports are one of the main ways in which ideas and findings are circulated around the office. They often contain very important information but can sometimes be overlooked, particularly if they are poorly written. Great ideas imbedded in badly organised, over-wordy reports may never see the light of day. In order to make a report stand out and get a message across, one simply needs to learn the correct way to write these documents.
There are a great many report writing courses to choose between, each designed to teach you how to be concise as well as how to use the correct language and formatting in order to make a report clear and appealing. You will thus learn how to overcome two of the main weaknesses of many reports, those of being too verbose or using words and phrases not suitable for the context. You are likely to also be taught about structure, how to make certain passages stand out and how write in such a way as to help a reader navigate around the report.
A report is often the first impression a colleague or outside client will have of you so it is important to show your proficiency and can-do attitude. Report writing training cannot provide you with new or innovative ideas but what it can do is teach you to get your own ideas across in the most logical and coherent way and enable you to produce a report that will stand out from all the others that make it onto the same desk.