How to Save Your Research
The author offers some advice on ways to organize your research documents for easy reference when preparing a presentation, speech, or any work-related document.
Is It Time to Clear Your Digital Clutter?
The author says that digital clutter (a maze of computer icons, unread emails, new voicemails, etc.) are harmful to your productivity and should be regularly cleaned just as cluttered physical items would need to be.
Four Words You’ll Be Tempted to Use In Your Writing — But Shouldn’t
Unless you want to raise your readers’ suspicions, don’t use these words in your presentations, documents or other communications.
How Not to Write an Email
Want to ruin your email reputation? Here are a few shortcuts.
Your Writing Questions, Answered
FedSmith.com author Robbie Hyman answers a few of some of the most common grammar and writing-style questions he has received from FedSmith.com readers.
A Disgruntled Meeting Attendee Breaks His Silence
For all of us who dread that “Meeting Invitation” ding on our office computer.
If You Want to Add Emphasis in Your Writing, Don’t Do Either of These Things
Writers often try to call attention to certain thoughts or ideas by using these techniques — which often backfire.
How Do You Know If You’re Plagiarizing?
Ever wonder if a line from a book that you quoted in your report counts as plagiarism? Or if you’ve unknowingly violated an author’s copyright? The answers are here – and they might surprise you.
Become a Better Writer in 2012
If you’re looking for a few easy-to-try ideas to help you write better documents like memos, reports and emails, let me suggest the following.