Do you write on the job? You can always do it better. Written communication is an essential career skill, so make the most of it.
Check out my books, online courses, and blog posts about writing in the workplace.
The most comprehensive source of advice? The book The Workplace Writer’s Process. Reviewers say:
This book is an excellent resource for anyone who writes at work, especially those of us with multiple projects, audiences, and reviewers. I so appreciate the practical advice, especially on planning and scoping writing projects, and the checklists are invaluable.”
Other Resources You Might Find Helpful
Take the online course Revising Your Writing: Team Edition
Listen to my stint on the How To Be Awesome At Your Job podcast.
Download a glossary of cognitive science terms for writers
Download the recommended reading list from The Workplace Writer’s Process
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