Celebrate Admin Professionals Month by Resolving to Write “Right”
You want to be successful in your job as an administrative professional, but you feel your writing may not be as good as it should.
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What to Do When You Have to “Fix and Polish” a Message
Suppose your supervisor emails you a message that says, “Fix the attached” or “Polish this piece.” What does it mean to fix or polish a
Blatant Pronoun Misuses You Want to Learn and Avoid
by Barbara McNichol I love watching the TV show “Dancing with the Stars” but even this escape doesn’t give me a break from grammar glitches.
Be Impeccable with Your Emails
“Be Impeccable with Your Word”—one of the four agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz in his book The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom
Better Writing: When to Use “Like” vs. “Such As”
Have you ever wondered about the distinction between “like” or “such as” in your writing? Here are two phrases to consider: . . . the
