The focus: creating business documents that drive action
Learners use The Six Steps to Reader-Centered Writing® to plan, draft, and edit an on-the-job document. During the group workshop, attendees learn to
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Write attention-getting documents
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- develop strategic thinking skills
- consider the audience in every document
- design for visual impact, using correct business format
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Influence the reader
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- adopt the “you” attitude and positive approach
- choose the right words, content, and tone
- organize and transition ideas effectively
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Streamline your message
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- write clearly and concisely
- share a common written language cross-functionally
- avoid gobbledygook
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Write for results
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- edit for impact using checklists and quality tools
- write straightforward action steps and requests
- proofread accurately for correct grammar and punctuation
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