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<p>* Learn how to write clearly and creatively the first time - and every time<br>* Establish good writing habits and get the reader's attention<br>* Enhance your confidence and effectiveness as a communicator Concise . . .<br>Authoritative . . .<br>and User-friendly!<br>Effective communication is essential for professionals in every area of business today. Webster's New World Business Writing Handbook introduces you to the fundamentals of good business writing, offering you expert advice in everything from techniques for forming your thoughts to brainstorming and organizing information to proper grammar, punctuation, and usage. In no time, you'll adopt habits that will allow you to see and appreciate your progress as a writer while you learn to criticize your own work for the most dynamic and productive results.<br>* Provides invaluable information about key business-writing areas, including finance, scientific-technical, advertising, development, and legal and contractual<br>* Covers not only business letters but also style and etiquette for both e-mail and memos, advertising copywriting, formats and organizational plans for proposals, resumés, and more<br>* Explains the princip

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Author
Richard Worth
Publisher
Webster's New World
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9780764564031
Category
reference
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Business
Rating
4.1 / 5 (11 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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