APP: 1) Financial Calculations 2)Market Share Analysis Suggestions Make sure that your appendices are properly labeled and self explanatory. If the case has numbers in it. it probably requires math. DO IT! Use the knowledge that you acquired in other classes, includ ing other business courses. Read all available literature and take notes Make specific page references for all relevant data in your notes so that you can find it when you complete your write-up. Cool off for a day or two after you've written the case. Go back and edit your work. Check for spelling and grammatical errors. Review for ease ofcomprehension(remember, the reader never knows exactly what you were thinking of when you wrote your memo so you have to be clear in your explanations). Make certain that the terminology that you us is appropriate and used correctly. Buzz words are ok in some places, not in others Ask someone else to review and critique your materials before final submission(make se of your significant other or ask your instructor to look at the work ). above all start early so that you have time to prepare a well-reasoned memo How to avoid a poor grade: Never assume that your aud ience sees things the same way that you do Make each point clear by providing an organized document that is easy to read and to understand Set up the situation, indicate your proposed(recommended)solutions, and explain why these recommendations will overcome current and future problems. NEVER waste space on"Memorandum" headings and Have a nice and profitable day, signed A Consultant"footers. If your document looks like trash, why should ormat, use 1"margins and legible type, and always, always check your work for anyone place their faith and confidence in your work? That means follow the requir spelling, grammatical and logic errors A BAD EXAMPLE (I have seen every error on this example at least ten times) OFFICIL MEMORANDA January 4, 1996 To.A Student FROM: YR Instructor SuBJ: Bad writin6 APP: 1) Financial Calculations 2) Market Share Analysis Suggestions: Make sure that your appendices are properly labeled and self explanatory. If the case has numbers in it, it probably requires math. DO IT! Use the knowledge that you acquired in other classes, including other business courses. Read all available literature and take notes. Make specific page references for all relevant data in your notes so that you can find it when you complete your write-up. Cool off for a day or two after you've written the case. Go back and edit your work. Check for spelling and grammatical errors. Review for ease of comprehension (remember, the reader never knows exactly what you were thinking of when you wrote your memo so you have to be clear in your explanations). Make certain that the terminology that you use is appropriate and used correctly. Buzz words are ok in some places, not in others. Ask someone else to review and critique your materials before final submission (make use of your significant other or ask your instructor to look at the work). Above all, start early so that you have time to prepare a well-reasoned memo. How to avoid a poor grade: Never assume that your audience sees things the same way that you do. Make each point clear by providing an organized document that is easy to read and to understand. Set up the situation, indicate your proposed (recommended) solutions, and explain why these recommendations will overcome current and future problems. NEVER waste space on "Memorandum" headings and "Have a nice and profitable day, signed A. Consultant" footers. If your document looks like trash, why should anyone place their faith and confidence in your work? That means follow the required format, use 1" margins and legible type, and always, always check your work for spelling, grammatical and logic errors. A BAD EXAMPLE (I have seen every error on this example at least ten times) OFFICIL MEMORANDA January 4, 1996 To. A. Student FROM: Y.R. Instructor SuBJ: Bad writin