ENG 114 - Professional Research & Writing: Find eBooks

The Language of Success by Tom Sant Language is the medium of business. To be successful, we need to communicate effectively in writing. That's true whether we are providing instructions to our colleagues, communicating with our customers, or advising our direct reports. We must be able to deliver clear, accurate messages that inform, persuade and motivate. Unfortunately, people lapse into habits that interfere with their ability to communicate. TheLanguage of Successshows readers how to avoid these mistakes, and to write lucid, concise, and accurate e-mails, letters, performance appraisals, and presentations.

Business Letters for Busy People by John A. Carey (Editor); John Carey Cut the time you spend on letter writing in half with this handy, quick-reference guide that not only tells you how to write virtually any kind of business letter, but gives you numerous samples you can adapt and use right now. Also includes a CD-ROM containing templates for all of the sample letters included.

The Literate Executive by Laurie N. Rozakis The art of executive writing (is) poised for a comeback." predicts The Wall Street Journal. Good writing translates into good business, because it saves time. creates good faith, and prevents expensive misunderstandings. The Literate Executive shows businesspeople how to become better communications by becoming better writers.

Business English by Andrea B. Geffner

Writing at Work by Edward L. Smith; Stephen A. Bernhardt Writing at Workis for people who do or will write while on the job whether the writing be an interoffice memo, e-mail, a status report, a lab report, marketing materials, or a letter to a customer.