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Good content continues to be overshadowed by poor writing skills which substantially affect the bottom line. Examples of this problem is found everywhere:
Lost in Translation photo album at the Elsmar Cove Forum
What Corporate America Cannot Build: A Sentence
M.B.A. Recruiters' No. 1 Pet Peeve: Poor Writing and Speaking Skills
States spend nearly a quarter of a billion dollars annually on remedial writing
Poor corporate writing-- in press releases, ads, brochures, web sites, and more-- is costing companies credibility and revenues.
How much can poorly worded memos cost you?
How much time/money is wasted in?
+Unnecessary support calls caused by ambiguous instructions?
+Manuals, reports, working instructions and specifications that are hard to understand?
+Poorly written forms, applications or logbooks that are badly filled in?
+Confusing internal procedures, SOPs and regulations?
+Ineffective memos and business letters that are never answered?
+Undecipherable legal notices and briefs?
Has this carried any liability or risk to your organization?
What has been your experience?
I'm just curious to know how important are honing those writing skills for your training belt.
Lost in Translation photo album at the Elsmar Cove Forum
What Corporate America Cannot Build: A Sentence
M.B.A. Recruiters' No. 1 Pet Peeve: Poor Writing and Speaking Skills
States spend nearly a quarter of a billion dollars annually on remedial writing
Poor corporate writing-- in press releases, ads, brochures, web sites, and more-- is costing companies credibility and revenues.
How much can poorly worded memos cost you?
How much time/money is wasted in?
+Unnecessary support calls caused by ambiguous instructions?
+Manuals, reports, working instructions and specifications that are hard to understand?
+Poorly written forms, applications or logbooks that are badly filled in?
+Confusing internal procedures, SOPs and regulations?
+Ineffective memos and business letters that are never answered?
+Undecipherable legal notices and briefs?
Has this carried any liability or risk to your organization?
What has been your experience?
I'm just curious to know how important are honing those writing skills for your training belt.
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