09.13.2012
writing
In conversations or interviews, one of the biggest mistakes you can make is to assume that you know what someone is talking about. It’s very easy in everyday conversation, especially with family and friends, to use verbal shortcuts and depend on the other parties’ shared experiences to fill in the gaps. In business, it’s even […]
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09.07.2012
writing
A writer, especially a writer of reporting and nonfiction, needs to be able to ask questions and to dig deep into subjects. I find it fascinating to find out what other people do, know, and how they think. And the best way to get at this information is to ask questions. As a business writer, I do a […]
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