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Writing with Confidence About Uncertainty

September 24, 2019 by Anne Janzer 2 Comments

Strategies for using indirect language patterns with intention When writing to communicate expertise and authority, you want to avoid language that makes you seem uncertain. My previous post here described indirect speech patterns that make you seem less confident or knowledgeable when they creep into your written words. However, indirect speech isn’t all bad. Indirect […]

Filed Under: Business writing, Writing Tagged With: academic writing, uncertainty, writing

Writing Advice for College Students: Beware Academese

August 10, 2016 by Anne Janzer Leave a Comment

Heading off to college? No matter what your major, you’ll end up having to write at least a few papers or survive Freshman English. My first piece of advice is simple: Beware of Academese “Academese” is the specialized language of academics that belongs in scholarly tomes, not the real world. When writing term papers, you may be tempted […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: academese, academic writing, Richard Thaler, style, writing

5 reasons NOT to write like an academic

August 25, 2011 by Anne Janzer Leave a Comment

As schools everywhere are restarting and the latest crop of college graduates settles into new jobs, I thought I’d share a few of the harsh, early business writing lessons I learned on the job. I was an English major. When I entered the business world, I quickly found that what worked so well for me […]

Filed Under: Business writing, Writing Tagged With: academic writing, Anne Janzer, authorial style, business writing, postaweek2011, writing lessons

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