wikiHow Outline for a Work Report Title Page - Include the report's title, author's name, date, and any other relevant information. Table of Contents - A listing of the report's sections and their corresponding page numbers. Executive Summary - A brief overview of the report's key points, conclusions, and recommendations. Introduction - An overview of the report's purpose, background information, and any necessary context. Methods - A description of the methods used to gather data or conduct research. Results - A presentation of the data, findings, and analysis from the methods described in the previous section. Discussion - An interpretation and explanation of the results, including any implications, limitations, and recommendations. Conclusion - A summary of the main points and overall conclusion drawn from the report. Recommendations - Suggestions for action, based on the report's findings and conclusions. References - A list of sources cited in the report. Appendices - Additional material, such as raw data, charts, or graphs, that supports the report's findings. It's important to note that the specific content and order of sections may vary depending on the purpose of the report and the audience it's intended for. Page