You Should Own at Least One of These Style Guides
If your job involves using a computer, you should have a writer’s style guide nearby at all times.
If your job involves using a computer, you should have a writer’s style guide nearby at all times.
The best way to communicate an important point or insight is to put it into story form. Here’s why.
Metaphorical references can sometimes create confusion among colleagues.
Writing is hard work, even if we think it isn’t supposed to be.
When it comes to writing, the author says that shorter is better.
Are your emails, presentations and other work documents a little lifeless? Who says we should equate being professional with being boring?
Sarcasm requires gestures, facial expressions, word inflections and all sorts of tiny nonverbal cues. Your recipient can’t see or hear any of these things in your email.
These are four words and phrases that are best left out of your written material.
If you’re writing a document that you will need to print and hand out (report, memo, newsletter, etc.), consider using a serif font to make the material easier to read and digest for your readers.