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The word who with a magnifying class used for the O.
Who is better? Me or I? Why, I am!
Professional Writing and Editing
A person in a suit running.
When Can I Use a Dash?
Professional Writing and Editing
People at a conference table working together.
What Makes a Writing Workshop Effective?
Professional Writing and Editing
A person sitting at their desk reading a document.
Want to Write Attention-Getting Documents? Focus on Your Reader
Professional Writing and Editing
A person sitting at a desk writing in a notebook.
Use Transition to Make Your Writing More Compelling
Professional Writing and Editing
A document with bulleted lists.
Use Bulleted Lists for Visual Appeal
Professional Writing and Editing
Two people with confused looks on their faces.
The Eight C’s of Effective Communication
Interpersonal Communication
A red pen editing a document.
Sentence length does matter!
Professional Writing and Editing
A person working at their computer.
Plain language doesn’t mean dumbing down
Professional Writing and Editing
A person standing with a very long list written on paper.
How to write an effective list
Professional Writing and Editing
Two people editing a document.
How to Provide Useful Feedback when Editing Documents
Professional Writing and Editing
A person working at a computer.
How to Close a Letter
Professional Writing and Editing
Two people holding signs saying me and myself.
Have you ever thought much about the pronouns ‘me’ and ‘myself’? Probably not. But you should!
Professional Writing and Editing
A long road with the word start at the beginning.
Go ahead and start a sentence with the word “because”!
Professional Writing and Editing
Three people working at computers.
Evaluating Training by Examining Performance
Presentation and Facilitation
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