Great tips from a retired Writing Blogger at Businesswritingblog.com 12 Tips on Writing to Get the Job Cover letters, resumes, proposals, online job applications—these are
Praise the hospital staff and grocery store employees. We keep saying how much they do, how they risk their lives, how they need more PPE,
You often hear about the interrogatives of a story: who, what, why, where, when and how. Having key elements draws a person in. They answer
Good writers often write about clarity. Many times, we read a sentence and we recognize that something is off, but we can’t quite place what.
A small cheering section for those of us working from home. It’s challenging, so these guys salute you. Please share. It’s possible (probable) you have
Tips to write with clarity 1) Know your message. If you don’t know it, how can others understand it? Think about what you want to
Some people use a comma for every pause they imagine is necessary — commas used simply to take a breath. I’ve heard, “I think we
I was handed a customer importance sheet recently by Chris Walters, CThru Windows. (thank you.) It contained several great reminders of why our customers/clients are
Lay, Lie, Lying, Lain, Laid, Lied? What is happening? Lay and Lie and their past tense forms confuse most people. Think of these word forms