Over the last few months we have received numerous requests from our customers asking us to clarify ‘suggested’ rather than ‘acceptable’ use of our essays, reports, and dissertations. Aiming to achieve this goal we have conducted extensive research among our clients asking them to tell us how exactly they are using our papers. Having analysed the results we are now presenting you with a blueprint of the suggested use of our papers. We hope you will find it useful.
The most important benefit is that, by carefully studying the paper, your level of knowledge of the specific topic rises almost to the level of the writer who has spent hours reading, researching and writing the paper. This means that you are obtaining a huge amount of knowledge for little work.
Don’t take our word for granted – check it yourself. Let’s assume you have been assigned the following essay: “TQM gives HRM the opportunity to play a more strategic role in the organisation. Discuss”. Now, follow this link and read this exact essay, as it has been written by one of our writers: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/roberts.htm
After you have read it, ask yourself whether it has helped you or not, and to what extent.
General tips for using our papers
1. Download the paper from the attachment and print it. Our experience proved that reading from the monitor is not as effective as working with a print copy.
2. Take several highlighters and make yourself a hot drink.
3. Read the paper at least twice, highlight the main points, theories, and lines of argument. Consider how you would have written the same paper, which points you would include and which you do not find so relevant. It is essential that you give yourself time to think about the topic before proceeding further.
4. Refer to the bibliography and references of the paper. The writer of the paper has selected those references as they proved to be the most relevant. We therefore suggest you find all of the sources (a standard Athens account should usually provide you access to all of the sources). Go through the materials again by highlighting the main points.
5. Conduct some further reading. We suggest you read at least one theoretical book (or probably a chapter of it). Also visit article databases such as Medline, Emerald, Infotrac, Ingenta, ScienceDirect and other databases which are relevant to the subject. Search those databases with relevant keywords (those may include main theories, events, other publications of the specific authors, etc). It is preferable to use the most recent articles as they will provide you with the most up-to-date information. By the time you have read about 20 sources of information you are more or less ready to start writing your paper.
6. Now open a new word document and type your essay question on the top. After that write 50-100 words introduction outlining the future content of your paper. This will enable you to outline a clear and lucid structure and to ensure your paper answers the necessary questions. From this point onwards everything you need to do should be clear.
The ways in which the paper can be used also depends on the format of the paper.
Using essays
When using essays you should benefit from using the structure of the essay, the main theories discussed as well as the main lines of argument.
Using company-based reports
Over the last few years, tutors tend to give assignments that require the application of specific theories on a particular company and/or an industry. Therefore, we have established the largest online database of company-based reports for students. On our website you can find reports on different companies (e.g. Whitbread PLC; Wal-Mart; Virgin Group; Unilever; Sony; RyanAir; PepsiCo; O2; Nestle; IBM; HSBC Bank
etc) as well as reports on different industries (e.g.
Food Retailing Industry,
Banking Industry,
Football Industry,
Oil Industry,
Pharmaceutical Industry,
Entertainment Industry,
Telecommunications Industry, etc).
When you have purchased a company-based report from our website you can particularly benefit from the analysis of the company, the application of relevant techniques, as well as from recommendations given by the writer (if applicable). It is also important that you refer to the recent articles and news to ensure that the information you have obtained is up-to-date, as a specific company’s information may change on a daily basis.
Using dissertations
The Dissertation is, probably, the most difficult project a student is asked to complete during their studies. No wonder almost everyone struggles. Those who buy dissertations from us receive excellent value for money as they can use it in a number of ways:
1. The literature review is a form of absorbing and assimilating all of the available information on your topic, so by reading it you will be able to quickly cherry-pick the most relevant sources, theories and subtopics relevant to your field of study. This translates to you saving 20-40 hours on collecting, studying, evaluating and assimilating all the information that is available on your topic.
2. The methodology section is widely considered to be the most difficult part of the dissertation. By reading the methodology section of our dissertations you will be enabled to use the same methods for your dissertation as well as to justify your selection of study design, data collection, etc. This will considerably simplify the whole process of writing the methodology section of your study.
3. Regarding the primary data collection, you will be able to compare and contrast your results to ours. By studying the way in which the primary data is analysed (e.g. SPSS), you will be able to use the most appropriate analytical techniques for your dissertation and get a higher grade.
4. By reading the ‘limitations’ section of our dissertations, you will be given insight to the possible problems/limitations a study may encounter and, therefore, be able to avoid them for your study. Also, the ‘Recommendations for future research’ section will give you ideas of possible novel issues or situations that you may decide to examine in this particular area.
To conclude, our papers are written in a way to help you do your own work quickly, efficiently and obtain the best possible results. Our papers are no replacement of your own work – they are meant to help you to achieve your best possible results.
Thank you for reading and we wish you good luck with your studies and career!
