When structuring a report around recommendations, use the direct approach, as you would for a report that
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"When structuring a report around recommendations, use the direct approach, as you would for a report that focuses on conclusions. Then present your recommendations using a series of five steps:
- Establish the need for action by briefly describing the problem or opportunity in the introduction.
- Introduce the benefit(s) that can be achieved if the recommendation is adopted, along with any potential risks.
- List the steps (recommendations) required to achieve the benefit, using action verbs for emphasis.
- Explain each step more fully, giving details on procedures, costs, and benefits; if necessary, also explain how risks can be minimized.
- Summarize your recommendations (
What benefits can you see in using these 5 steps? Why is it important to be thorough when making recommendations?
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