Writing skills

1. When you start a job, you may not be require to write reports or paper documents, but most employers will
   expect you to be able to write effective emails. Consider key questions such as "Will I really have to write?" (p.
   5) and "What makes a message effective?" (p. 9). Consider Email "netiquette" rules to follow. p. 226
   CREATE and POST
   After watching the videos (above) and reading the required pages, respond to the following questions.
   Reference your book at least once (and cite it in in-text and a full APA reference)
   What do you see as your strengths and weaknesses in writing skills? What skills do you think you will need in
   the future? Why is professional writing important to your career?
   How would you rate your professional e-mail skills?
   What area mentioned in these resources could you improve? What is the one e-mail error you see most often?
2. importantly, closely read Module 7 on positive emphasis and Module 8 on Reader Benefits. Focus on
   questions like "How do I create positive emphasis?" (p. 102) and "Why do Reader Benefits Work?" (p. 113).
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