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    The document summarizes the key differences between a report and a proposal in 3 sentences or less: A report provides an overview and purpose up front, includes an introduction, literature review, methodology, findings, analysis and conclusions based on research that has already been completed. A proposal focuses on introducing and defining a problem and suggests solutions through objectives and methodology rather than reporting on already finished work. Both conclude by summarizing main ideas but a proposal aims to get a reader to make a decision rather than just provide recommendations.

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    2020/2021 SESSION

    MGM 3111

    BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE COMMUNICATIONS

    CLASS ACTIVITY :

    DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OF REPORT AND PROPOSAL

    LECTURER’S NAME :

    PROF. MADYA DR. LAILAWATI BINTI MOHD SALLEH

    PREPARED BY :

    YASMIN BINTI ISMAIL

    MATRIC NO. :

    196644

    LECTURE’S GROUP :

    4
    QUESTION : STATE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN REPORT AND PROPOSAL

    REPORT PROPOSAL
    INTRODUCTION
    - Give an overview of the report that - Brief about the proposal background
    contain the main idea and the purpose and determine the statement of the
    of the report. problem.

    BODY
    Contains; Contains;
    - introduction or background, literature - introduction/background, literature
    review, research questions, review, research questions,
    methodology, aims and objective, methodology, aims and objective.
    findings, analysis, results, conclusion,
    recommendations, citation.

    CONCLUSION
    - Summarizes the whole report by - Summarizes the main ideas of the
    highlighting the main points. whole proposal.
    - Also highlight for the - Suggesting the solution regarding to
    recommendation and suggestion. the problem or having the reader to
    make a decision.

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