What Communications Professionals Want You to Know About Writing at Work
How to Write by Avoiding Writing
How Writing a Business Plan Can Make You a Better Business Writer
STEP 3: START STRONG AND SPECIFIC
STEP 5: FILL IN MISSING CONTENT; DELETE EXTRANEOUS CONTENT
STEP 6: WRITE IN PLAIN ENGLISH
STEP 7: IF SOMETHING FEELS WRONG, FIX IT
The Checklist in Action: Before and After Examples
Write It and Then Read It Out Loud
Hints and Tips for Effective E-mails
The Etiquette of E-mail Writing
Escalated Request When a Deadline Is Approaching
For Deeper Connection and Reflection, Write It by Hand
PROMOTING YOUR BUSINESS AND YOURSELF
Creating Content for Your Website or Blog
Follow-up Message After a Job Interview
Five Tips for Communicating with Millennials in the Workplace
The Secret to Overcoming Writer’s Block
Active Voice—Make Your Writing More Direct
Reading, Writing, and Leadership
Sentences, Fragments, and Run-ons
Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers
Ending a Sentence with a Preposition
How to Use Colons and Semicolons
How to Use Parentheses, Brackets, and Dashes
Appendix A: Business Writing Survey