Report Writing


Section / Title
Details / Guidance
Title page
Title of your report.  Address (to/from) and date the report.
Executive Summary
150-word maximum summary of your report, including key recommendations.
Contents Page
Include page numbers.
Introduction
Short (approximately 150 words) introduction to the report setting out what the aims and objectives of the report are, what the report will cover and why.  The importance of organisational creativity and innovation. What are the social and organisational barriers to creativity and innovation?
Analysis
Using third party sources (e.g. academic literature or practitioner-orientated material) for support, analyse the theoretical concepts underpinning social and organisational barriers to organisational creativity and innovation. You will need to critically evaluate climate for creativity and innovation, creative leadership, HRM/D to consider how they might be promoting or inhibiting creativity and innovation? You should make reference to relevant models, and frameworks and provide evidence.
(Approximately 700 words)
Conclusions
This section should initially answer the report aim and objectives and draw together the main points from your analysis of literature. It summarises what has been learned from undertaking this analysis. No new information should be presented in the conclusions.  (Approximately 250 words)
Recommendations
The recommendations for action should be linked to promoting and sustaining organisational creativity and innovation, or to enhancing the existing levels. In other words, your recommendations should cover conceivable contingencies for promoting organisational creativity and innovation.(Approximately 250 words)
Reference List
A list of all sources cited directly in the text. Harvard style
Bibliography List
The sources you consulted but which you do not cite. 

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