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Posted Nov. 3, 2023 When it comes to professional development, writing skills are vital. The ability to communicate clearly, concisely, and effectively – whether it’s drafting emails, reports, proposals, or any other form of written communication – play a crucial role in everything from career advancement for the individual to successful business outcomes for the organization. In fact, writing training...
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Posted Nov. 10, 2023 Often, writing is considered a natural talent—something that people are either born with or without. This is only partly true: while some individuals do have an innate ability to weave words beautifully and effectively, writing is fundamentally a skill that anyone can develop and refine over time with enough practice and training. Years of research and studies show that a variety of interventions...
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Posted June 16, 2023 Does professional writing training or skills development actually work? Yes! But there’s a major caveat to this answer: not all writing training options are equally effective. In fact, some aren’t effective at all. First, let’s define what we’re talking about. When organizations want their teams to produce better quality, higher performing written documents, they’ll...
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Posted May 2, 2023 What do you do when you encounter problems that (possibly) track back to your team’s writing output? At first, you might not realize there is a problem with your team’s writing, exactly. You just know that you’re spending too much time editing, you’re getting too many complaints or confused inquiries from readers, and you’re not achieving the desired results. You’re...
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Posted May 18, 2022 How to Reduce Time Spent Writing One of the biggest challenges involved in business writing is making time for it. Writing can potentially be time-consuming, and many job roles don’t allocate sufficient time to the task – or may not even allocate any time to it, viewing content production as secondary to the primary demands of the role. As a result, the faster a person can write,...
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