ndefinite pronouns are exactly what they sound like, they are pronouns for things that are vague or undefined. This type of pronoun refers to an unspecified or unidentified person or thing.
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Everyone IS vs Everyone ARE? The Challenge of Indefinite Pronouns
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Business Writing, Grammar Rules.
Email Etiquette
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Business Writing.
How you write effects how you are perceived. What is your level of email etiquette?
An Interview Guide to Having a Great Meeting
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Business Writing, Human Resources, Resume Writing.
That’s why a good interview is so important. Make sure you find the right person, focus on things like how they communicate, how hard they work, how they take feedback, and how committed they are to their work.
Commonly Confused Words
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Business Writing, Grammar Rules.
There are some words that are simply confusing. For instance, when a word has more than one spelling and/or multiple meanings, it may cause you to make a mistake.
Resume Writing – Showcasing Your Impact
Posted by Rich Atkins & filed under Business Writing, Resume Writing.
Discover the art of crafting a standout resume by emphasizing achievements. Learn how to showcase your impact, quantify successes, and impress employers with our expert tips on achievement-focused resume writing.
Choosing the Right Medium and Format for Your Message
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Business Writing, Public Speaking.
ou have a message you want to share with the world. It’s very important to take your time and figure out exactly what will be the right medium and format to get your message heard.
How to Write Good Emails for Work
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Business Writing, Human Resources.
It is important to write good emails to get your point across clearly and concisely.
Positive Language In the Workplace
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Business Writing, Public Speaking, Sales Skills.
Positive language in the workplace, an essential tool for effective communication. Creating a welcoming atmosphere where people feel valued.
Using Gender-Inclusive Language
Posted by Patricia McCormack & filed under Business Writing, Diversity, Human Resources, Leadership & Management.
Communication with gender-inclusive language is characterized by the use of language that is neutral and not biased towards any particular gender. There are many reasons for using gender-inclusive language. One need is to nurture the growth of a more welcoming and respectful community for people of all genders. In our evolving social climate, gender-inclusive language also helps … Read On >