Excellence in Business Communication, 10th Edition
Chapter 8. Writing Routine and Positive Messages
Digital shaming has become the newest form of public stocks, ensuring the wrongdoings of individuals are widely known and impossible to erase.
Online first impressions happen long before the first meeting.
Anyone who has worked with other people in other cultures is aware that emails across borders sometimes have unexpected results or even no result.
We're seeing more and more recruiters use the web as a place to search for talent and conduct employment background searches.
About 10 years ago, inventor Dean Kamen, in a much-anticipated introduction, brought his Segway to the public.
When Lev Glazman and Alina Roytberg founded their company with a single bar of soap in 1991, they never imagined that one day their cosmetics brand Fresh would be rubbing shoulders with the likes of Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Moet et Chandon.
After getting fired in October from the high-tech startup where he had worked for more than four years Joshua Filgate, a 27-year-old engineer in Southborough, Mass.
Freemake does its own research on how YouTube replaced tv .
Let's assume you're not stupid or a jerk or weird--that you're not misspelling every other word or ending every thought with "OK?
The infographic shows you how to maximize your use of Linkedin presence.
How to determine how much salary a position will pay .
Happy New Year! From everyone on the Bovée-Thill team, we wish you a successful new term.
Social networking is the #1 activity online.
We live in a busy world.
To ensure your thank you letter stands out from the competition after an interview, it's important to rethink how you approach writing it.
Writing sensible email messages As we've seen before, getting your inbound email under control will give you a huge productivity boost, but what about all the emails you send?
Fudging details will hurt you in the long run.
Everyone tries to network, but few people do it well, often making the same basic mistakes.
Most people will judge you within the first second of meeting you and their opinion will most likely never change.
From showing up too casually attired to giving a weak handshake, committing these mistakes will make sure you don’t get a callback (much less a new job).
Alexandra Levit (photo, left) received this email from a reader:
Dear Alexandra: My colleague’s mother passed away suddenly last week.
"Knowing what to wear on a job interview is half the battle of the interview itself.
Alexandra Levit (photo, left) received this email from a reader:
Dear Alexandra: My colleague’s mother passed away suddenly last week.
Geoffrey James (photo, left) offers some advice to avoid "LinkedIn mistakes that will kill your credibility.