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Writing Effective Business Correspondence
We’re inundated
with the latest technical wizardry designed to relay our messages faster
than ever – anywhere, anytime. But if the very substance of our messages
– the actual thoughts, ideas, and meanings we’re sending – isn’t clear
and free of clutter, all the wireless internet access in the world
won’t help. Your words might still lose their impact, or worse, be
misunderstood.
Learning objectives
include
- Helping employees
improve the quality and effectiveness of their written communications;
- Making business
documents more powerful, persuasive, and professional;
- Providing
up-to-date, quick references for correct writing strategies and forms;
- Mastering
most practical writing tasks in a corporate setting;
and
- Effectively
transferring and applying skills acquired during the workshop to
on-the-job writing tasks.
Exercises include
- Who is the
Audience?
- Starting
With the Bottom Line
- Using
Headlines and Subheads
- Using
the Active Voice
- Gaining
Impact With Visuals
- Writing
an Abstract or Executive Summary.
To find out more, email
Ed Leach or call (480) 705-8200, x233.
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