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This document provides information about memos, including their basic function and typical structure. A memo is a brief written communication used in offices to convey specific information efficiently. It typically includes a heading with to/from/date/subject, an introduction stating the purpose, a body discussing and detailing the topic through summaries and lists, and a conclusion outlining implications. Effective memos focus on a single purpose, use bullet points and clear paragraph structure, and are easy to read through consistent formatting.
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Memorandum
- 1. MEMORANDUM ALSO MORE COMMONLY MEMO
- 2. MEMORANDUM BRIEF WRITTEN RECORD OF COMMUNICATION, USED IN OFFICE, WHETGER BUSINESS, GOVERMENT, EDUCATION INSTITUTION OR LEGAL OFFICE catatan tertulis singkat komunikasi, yang digunakan di kantor, apakah bisnis, pemerintah, lembaga pendidikan atau kantor hukum THE BASIC FUNCTION OF A MEMO IS TO MAKE THE READER AWARE OF SPECIFIC INFORMATION AS EFFICIENTLY AS POSSIBLE fungsi dasar memo adalah untuk membuat pembaca mengetahui informasi spesifik seefisien mungkin
- 3. PART OF MEMO • Heading : Memorandum/Memo • To : The Person Receiving The Memo • From : The Person Writing The Memo • Date : Usually A Formal Manner Of Writing The Date • Subject : A Short Title Descriptive Of The Topic In Discussion In He Memo
- 4. PART OF MEMO • Introduction : Opening segment – explaining why the memorandum has been written • Body and the topic : Summary/analysis segment – discussing the topic in detail – explaining what exactly itemizing when possible any parts of • Conclusion : Closing segment – explaining the implication of the memo
- 5. Notes • IN SHORT, BEGIN YOUR MEMO BY STATING THE PURPOSE • FOCUS ON SINGLE PURPOSE – MORE THAN ONE PAGE • USE BULLETS IN LISTING TO HIGHLIGHT THE ITEMS • USE BLOCK STYLE PARAGRAPGH (JUSTIFIED) • SINGLE SPACE • EASY TO READ – 12 POINT FONT • DON’T USE SALUTATION AND COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE
- 6. MEMO To : Mr. Zainal Abidin From : Director Subject : Meeting Date : February 5th 2003 Please attend the meeting at hotel sriwijaya on tuesday, 7 february 2003 at 9 a.m. on behalf of the director. looking forward to your report upon the completion of the meeting