Covering business and technical writing, this book deals with style, stucture, logical thinking, persuasion, creative and international and intercultural communication. It also includes an appendix on grammar that can be used as a quick reference and models of memos, letters, proposals and reports.
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This review is from: Business Writing at Its Best (Hardcover)
I taught business writing in the late 1990s and used this as a textbook in my classes. I hope Irwin (or someone) publishes an updated version. The 1994 edition treats email as if it is a new thing, uses some outdated terminology, etc. But the general principles taught by the book remain as relevant as ever. The before/after examples are particularly helpful. Neiditz reduces business writing (indeed, clear communication in general) to its essentials. The book teaches in 200 pages what other books teach in twice that. I hope this excellent volume is updated and not forgotten.
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