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    Poorly written email

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    Poorly Written Email TO: Jim FROM: Mike DATE: August 13‚ 2013 SUBJECT: ASME Vessel Requirements Jim‚ I have had a chance to review your memorandum in detail‚ research the relevant codes and standards‚ and have some preliminary conversations with Matt Hirsch (Primus) and Mike McGinnis (Innovative).   I have also attached two (2) pictures of the installation in Omaha.  The installation in Dallas‚ although appears to be vessel‚ is not intended to be a vessel

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    6.10 Document for Analysis – Poorly Written E-Mail Message‚ p. 141 Your task. Study the following message. In teams or in class discussion‚ list at least five specific weaknesses. If your instructor directs‚ revise to remedy flabby expressions‚ long lead-ins‚ there is/are fillers‚ trite business expressions‚ clichés‚ slang‚ buried verbs‚ lack of parallelism‚ and general wordiness. Look for ways to improve readability with bulleted or numbered points. To: Marcy Love <marcy.love@sokia

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    Persuasive Essay "Poorly Written Communication" Poorly Written Communication 2 Thesis: After a poorly written memo caused hard feelings and loss of morale‚ the company decided to start writing courses‚ believing that the effectiveness of enhancing written communication skills within a work place is necessary for any successful business. In "A case for clear writing" C. Petrini states‚ the ability to communicate written information in a clear‚ concise and accurate

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    Poorly Written Report

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    Example of a Poorly Written Report “Loose Bolts?” February 30‚ 1973 The film "Loose Bolts?" is an analysis of what became known as the Lordstown syndrome by business week magazine. Interviews with workers‚ foremen‚ and union officials in this film show how a bored and dissatisfied works turns out cars (Chevy Vega’s) with major flaws. I recommend this film to anyone interested in the study of worker attitudes. - Paul Marshall‚ Professor of Management‚ Harvard Business School

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    Topic One: Federalist Party and the Democratic-Republican Party Thesis: Although the United States of America has branched away to form their own government system‚ a group of parties seem to develop over time. The Federalist Party‚ who is proudly run by Hamilton‚ and the Democratic-Republican‚ who is run by Jefferson‚ both use ways to indulge themselves in making the United States a much better place to live compared to what they use to live under England’s rule. Paragraph Topics Paragraph

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    The Death of North Korea The situation with North Korea is very confusing. On the one hand‚ North Korea acts like it is very strong. On the other hand‚ North Korea’s collapse is inevitable as long as starvation‚ economic decline‚ and defections among its people continue (Stafford). North Koreans are suffering from famines‚ but the North Korean dictator keeps threatening the world. In North Korea it is thought that they are a serious threat‚ but no one agrees with them. North Korea‚ even with

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    1. Prepare the introduction of an oral presentation based on your expertise. Good morning. My name is Puanisvaran Arjunen. Today 2. Write an official email to your boss on a task based on your expertise. To:  Karthipillai@gmail.com Head Accounts department 14th June 2013 Respected Sir‚ Subject: Complaint about my fellow colleague Mr. Bill Mathews who works in the accounts department of this company. Sir‚ with great respect for this organisation and you‚ I wish to lodge a complaint

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    It is evident that the communication barriers in this fable are due to the walruses being fearful of the Old Man’s reaction‚ considering he is known to have a terrible temper that has been revealed in past experiences. The Old Man had no communication with the other walruses‚ only Basil‚ who was the second walrus in command who relayed the messages. The Old Man’s demeanor and lack of concern for the walruses caused the walruses to not feel that they could go to the Old Man with concern’s‚ fearful

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    Email Etiquette

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    Email etiquette refers to a set of dos and don’ts that are recommended by business and communication experts in response to the growing concern that people are not using their email effectively or appropriately. Since email is part of the virtual world of communication‚ many people communicate in their email messages the same way they do in virtual chat rooms: with much less formality and sometimes too aggressively. Email etiquette offers some guidelines that all writers can use to facilitate better

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    Email communication

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    Email Communication Do’s and Don’ts Crafting your Emails Single Clear Purpose Relevant Important Email Communication Do’s Email Do’s  Bottom line to the Top  Strong subject line: Impactful  One subject: 1 A for 2 Qs  Email series: Split in stages  Attachments: Long/Complex Subject  Concise: Easy on “Eyes” Email Communication Don’ts Email Don’ts  Ask ‘what you want’ at the end  No fancy: Typeface-Only Black; graphics  No ALL CAPITALS  Emailing Subtle

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