Overview
Review the questionnaire.
Familiarize yourself with the number and types of questions asked.
Study the survey results.
Relate the results to the corresponding survey questions. As you review, begin developing a narrative (a story) of how to report the findings. start by writing a short paragraph about the results of each question, then aggregate topics into a coherent report. You may use AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT) to assist in drafting narratives, but you must carefully review and ensure the interpretation accurately reflects the study.
Title Page
• Table of Contents • Executive Summary • Introduction • Research Methodology • Analyzing the Data and Reporting the Results • Summary and Conclusions • Managerial Implications • Appendix GUIDELINES • Use tables and graphs in the body of the paper to enhance understanding. • Highlight key findings rather than listing all details. For example: “The top five publications are X, Y, Z, A, and B, read by XX% of respondents.” Readers can refer to the appendix for full details. • Managerial Implications should synthesize the results into actionable strategies. • The Appendix should include supporting materials such as the questionnaire and detailed tables.
use of tables, charts, and graphs. The paper should be double-spaced with 1-inch margins on all sides. I recommend using Times New Roman, 12-point font for consistency and readability. While page length may vary among groups, a typical paper is approximately 15–20 pages, not including the title page or appendix.