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    This document outlines the typical sections of a summer training report, including an introduction describing the problem and scope of the project, a literature review comparing organizational realities to management theory, objectives of the study, methodology explaining data collection and analysis, observations, analysis and discussion of findings, a summary, conclusions and recommendations, an executive summary summarizing the entire report, and appendices with supplementary information. The report is intended to document the ways in which theoretical management concepts were similar to or different from practical organizational realities.

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    This document outlines the typical sections of a summer training report, including an introduction describing the problem and scope of the project, a literature review comparing organizational realities to management theory, objectives of the study, methodology explaining data collection and analysis, observations, analysis and discussion of findings, a summary, conclusions and recommendations, an executive summary summarizing the entire report, and appendices with supplementary information. The report is intended to document the ways in which theoretical management concepts were similar to or different from practical organizational realities.

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    Introduction To The Problem/organization

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    PrashantKhanvilkar
    This document outlines the typical sections of a summer training report, including an introduction describing the problem and scope of the project, a literature review comparing organizational realities to management theory, objectives of the study, methodology explaining data collection and analysis, observations, analysis and discussion of findings, a summary, conclusions and recommendations, an executive summary summarizing the entire report, and appendices with supplementary information. The report is intended to document the ways in which theoretical management concepts were similar to or different from practical organizational realities.

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    Introduction to the problem/organization


    This section should contain:
    i) A background of the problem task undertaken (i.e. how the project was selected)
    ii) The rationale of the study and
    iii) The scope
    2. Review of Literature
    This section for the summer training report would mean writing about the ways in which the
    Organizational realities are similar or different from theory. The management theory dealt with in the
    report must be written about in detail, i.e. if you have talked about value chain then you must discuss
    all about it and then point out how different it was in practice.
    3. Objective of the study
    Main objective of the study is the purpose to conduct this study. Then there could
    be specific objectives, i.e. what all you need to do to achieve your main objective.
    4. Methodology
    This section would include the plan of study: method of data-collection, instruments used, tools and
    techniques involved in analysis, scope and limitations of the study, and the rationale of tasks, i.e. why
    focus group interviews was the most suited tool for the investigation.
    5. Observations Analysis & Discussion:
    This part may be covered in more than one chapter, depending upon the coverage of study. (Try to
    make use of the relevant management techniques / skills / policies and data presentation, its analysis
    in the project report).
    6. Summary / Conclusion / Recommendations
    This should contain the summary of the report including the results, the conclusion and
    recommendations based alongthe lines of statement of problems, the usefulness of the study, its
    applicability in business in decision-making process.
    7. Executive Summary:
    This includes the summarization of the entire project in 2 to 3 pages only that appears in the prefatory
    part of the report.
    8. Bibliography
    References or bibliography has to be submitted in the supplementary part of the report along with the
    required details so that the source could be traced, if needed.
    9. Appendices
    Other supplementary information should be listed under this section.

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