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Index
Title Page Copyright Contents Praise for The Workplace Writer’s Process Introduction: The Workplace Writer I. Writing Rules That No One Teaches You
1. Five Myths That Can Hurt You 2. Writing as a Team Sport 3. Project Management for Writers 4. Essential Cognitive Science Concepts 5. You Are the Reader’s Advocate 6. Process Is Your Secret Weapon
II. The Planning Process
7. The Planning Overview 8. Why Are You Writing? 9. Who Will Read It? 10. Why Should They Care? 11. What Will It Look Like? 12. When Will It Be Done?
III. The Drafting Process
13. The Ins and Outs of Research 14. The Writing Blueprint 15. Find Your Writing Zone 16. The First Pass 17. The Layering Pass
IV. The Revision Process
18. Why We Revise 19. Top-Down Revision 20. Terminology, Abstractions, and Details 21. Grammar Matters 22. Style: Yours, Ours, Theirs
V. The Review Process
23. Start with a Plan 24. Know How to Ask 25. Put It All Together 26. The Style Guide Is Your Friend
VI. Troubleshooting Your Process
27. Distractions and Focus 28. The Reluctant Subject Matter Expert 29. The Shrinking Deadline 30. Collaborative Writing 31. Recognition and Attribution
Resources for Successful Workplace Writers The Checklists Scoping and Scheduling Work Further Reading and Notes Acknowledgments About the Author
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