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Transitions

Posted onOctober 30, 2017January 5, 2019AuthorRandy Gonzales

When writing essays, we use transitions to help alert  the reader to our way of thinking. Transitions can be used in professional writing, but we have to use them with attention to other organizing features like headers and our audience. Continue Reading

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Precise Language

Posted onSeptember 25, 2017January 5, 2019AuthorRandy Gonzales

Precise writing replaces vague terms for accurate nouns and active verbs. It creates a mental picture and provides clear examples. Give clear examples. Imprecise: Entrepreneurs use professional writing skills to communicate with others. We understand that professional writing skills help Continue Reading

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Concise Writing

Posted onSeptember 25, 2017January 5, 2019AuthorRandy Gonzales

Concise language emphasizes meaning over habits or language preferences that increase the word count. You should strive for the fewest possible words without sacrificing meaning. Say it simply. We have to question every word that we write. Do we need Continue Reading

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Writing Clearly

Posted onSeptember 18, 2017January 5, 2019AuthorRandy Gonzales

If you write clearly, your readers won’t have to read your sentences more than once to understand them. This checklist will help you eliminate writing practices that hinder clarity. Check that each pronoun clearly refers to the noun it replaces. Continue Reading

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Project Writing Process

Posted onSeptember 4, 2017January 5, 2019AuthorRandy Gonzales

Technical writers to be proficient in the 6 Professional Writing Job Functions (Analysis, Research, Design, Writing, Editing, and Publishing) to successfully complete a professional writing project. In the project writing process, writing (putting pen to paper or typing in a word processor) Continue Reading

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Professional Writing Process

Posted onSeptember 1, 2017January 5, 2019AuthorRandy Gonzales

At Profwrite Inc. we employ a systematic development process that assures the production of professional documents that meet customer requirements. Analyze The process begins with a thorough analysis of the project requirements. More often than not this initial step is Continue Reading

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