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[QUOTE="Jasz, post: 289689, member: 61772"] 1. Clarity of purpose Prior to beginning a business email, memo, or other document, consider the following two primary concerns: Who reads this? What do I want my writing to convey to the reader? The writing develops its tone, structure, and flow when its purpose is clear. 2. Clarity of thought Writing is less structured, meandering, and repetitive when thought about while writing rather than before. Writing for business requires the ability to break up long, rambling sentences into shorter, more understandable ones. To write clearly, one must extract the essentials. 3. Communicate relevant and accurate information The primary objective of business writing is to communicate useful information. The document's purpose is impacted by content that is inaccurate or irrelevant. Information must be comprehensive and add value for business writing to be effective. 4. Avoid using jargon Writing in a clear, uncomplicated style helps readers understand your message better. Grandiose writing replete with industry-specific abbreviations and buzzwords should be avoided to the greatest extent possible. Otherwise, the document may be difficult to comprehend or lose interest in the reader. 5. Read and revise After finishing, read the passages aloud to find holes and flaws in the arguments. It is suggested that you accept constructive criticism from coworkers and revise the document to make it better. 6. The key is practice Business writing proficiency can be achieved through consistent practice. Reading can help one develop the same instinct for writing by paying attention to the vocabulary, sentence structure, and style of the writing. 7. When writing for business purposes, it's a good idea to convey the main idea in the first 150 words. It makes the argument stronger and saves time for the reader. 8. Avoid oversimplification if the meaning can be conveyed in three words or less. Verbosity hinders the reader's ability to engage with the writing. 9. Proper sentence structure and grammar While a grammatical error may appear unprofessional, good grammar demonstrates skill and attention to detail, two qualities that are highly valued in business. Grammar and conventions in business writing change over time. For instance, emojis, when utilized reasonably, are acquiring acknowledgment in business composing. To become a better writer, one must keep up with current conventions. 10. Easy to read: Executives in business value documents that can be quickly understood. Utilizing numbered or bulleted lists, concise paragraphs, clear headings, and judicious use of bold formatting to highlight the keywords are all ways to improve business documents. [/QUOTE]
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