Business Writing: A Guide To Clear, Concise and Effective Writing

Janice, Strong business writing is essential for today's managers for three reasons: It's a reflection of you and your organization It's a powerful tool for eliciting response It sets the tone for your style of leadership Whether you are writing a letter, an email, a memo or a report, you must quickly express your point and have it hit home so you get the results you want.  The key to accomplishing that goal is knowing exactly how to make your writing strong - and avoiding the most common and embarrassing mistakes managers make every day.  So, how do you do it? Get this report and learn: Commonly misused words that confuse people and scream, "I can't write" 5 punctuation tips that guide the reader effortlessly through your writing How to avoid mistakes that "sound" correct, but are in fact errors 5 grammatical principles that demonstrate professionalism 10 insider proofreading tips to ensure your writing goes out polished Free Bonus Report: Grab your copy of Business Writing  today and get the following popular report absolutely free: Executive Phone Skills for Business: A guide to clear, concise, and effective business conversation Get the details here ________________________________________________________________________________________ You received this email because suneepornja.naja@blogger.com has previously purchased a product from Executive Reports. To ensure consistent delivery of valuable content to your inbox, please add Executive Reports to your address book or safe sender list. Safe Unsubscribe Executive Reports | 384 Technology Drive, Malvern, PA 19355

How do you stop accidents before they happen?

Janice, The frustrating part about safety is it always seems to get measured by the negatives - accidents, near-misses, comp payouts, OSHA fines, and worst of all, a fatality. Wouldn't it be better if safety could be measured by positive things? Things that go well beyond the absence of an accident. So, how do you truly measure safety?  How do you know you've done a good job reducing injuries and illnesses to workers, and losses to employers? Get this report and learn: Top 6 ways to prevent injuries and illness at your organization Symptoms if there's something wrong with your safety program Why fewer injuries don't always mean success How to protect workers from the threat of causing half of all injuries Included: Self-assessment questionnaire to rate your safety program Free Bonus Report: Grab your copy of Measuring Safety Before Something Bad Happens today and get the following popular report absolutely free: Building the Business Case for Safety Improvements Get the details here ________________________________________________________________________________________ You received this email because suneepornja.naja@blogger.com has previously purchased a product from Executive Reports. To ensure consistent delivery of valuable content to your inbox, please add Executive Reports to your address book or safe sender list. Safe Unsubscribe Executive Reports | 384 Technology Drive, Malvern, PA 19355

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Business Writing: A Guide To Clear, Concise and Effective Writing

Janice, Strong business writing is essential for today's managers for three reasons: It's a reflection of you and your organization It's a powerful tool for eliciting response It sets the tone for your style of leadership Whether you are writing a letter, an email, a memo or a report, you must quickly express your point and have it hit home so you get the results you want.  The key to accomplishing that goal is knowing exactly how to make your writing strong - and avoiding the most common and embarrassing mistakes managers make every day.  So, how do you do it? Get this report and learn: Commonly misused words that confuse people and scream, "I can't write" 5 punctuation tips that guide the reader effortlessly through your writing How to avoid mistakes that "sound" correct, but are in fact errors 5 grammatical principles that demonstrate professionalism 10 insider proofreading tips to ensure your writing goes out polished Free Bonus Report: Grab your copy of Business Writing  today and get the following popular report absolutely free: Executive Phone Skills for Business: A guide to clear, concise, and effective business conversation Get the details here ________________________________________________________________________________________ You received this email because suneepornja.naja@blogger.com has previously purchased a product from Executive Reports. To ensure consistent delivery of valuable content to your inbox, please add Executive Reports to your address book or safe sender list. Safe Unsubscribe Executive Reports | 384 Technology Drive, Malvern, PA 19355

6 Dumb Ways To Kill Employee Morale

Janice, Why do some organizations hum along like a well-oiled machine while others have rampant negativity, plummeting morale, or low productivity? Time and again the answer lies in the effectiveness of front-line managers.  Avoiding dumb mistakes that destroy teamwork and efficiency is ultimately the key to success.   Get this report and learn: How to increase productivity by building social capital The biggest killer of employee trust - and how to stop it 6 critical factors that make or break team spirit How to end conflict by understanding 4 key behavioral traits What great managers do that others do not Free Bonus Report: Grab your copy of 6 Dumb Ways To Kill Employee Morale today and get the following popular report absolutely free: Keeping Morale High At Work: 46 Unique Ways To Do It Get the details here ________________________________________________________________________________________ You received this email because suneepornja.naja@blogger.com has previously purchased a product from Executive Reports. To ensure consistent delivery of valuable content to your inbox, please add Executive Reports to your address book or safe sender list. Safe Unsubscribe Executive Reports | 384 Technology Drive, Malvern, PA 19355