June 4, 2021
You do not want to leave your audience confused when you’re writing critical pieces of information like business policies. Nonetheless, there are several grammar mistakes that people make when writing and you may also be at risk of making. What are common grammar mistakes?
March 30, 2021
You probably spend most of your time writing proposals to clients, senior management memos, or emails to your colleagues. So, how can you develop and improve your writing skills to be as clear and precise as possible? How can you write well so it’s easier to read, yet make your communication stand out? Develop good business writing skills.
March 12, 2021
Writing pieces of text that are easy to read and understand is essential in writing, especially if you want to well written, understandable, and good procedures. Here are a few tips to learning how to write well so it’s easier to read for your readers.
October 28, 2020
If too many people are required to authorize a document, policy and procedure development becomes a bureaucratic nightmare, considerably slowing -- if not preventing -- their release AND adding little to no value to the final version.
October 15, 2020
How can you make your procedures work for you and your employees? Learn the 10 simple ways to keep your procedures up to date and easy to follow.
September 16, 2020
Knowing the difference can help you understand the documentation process much better and develop outstanding documentation.
August 26, 2020
People have different questions about policies and procedures. I'll try to answer some of the most common procedures-related questions our visitors ask us.
March 1, 2020
Procedure details or when is enough, enough? Writers either put too much detail in a procedure and make their procedures too long and hard to use, or too little detail and leave out important information that may confuse the reader. So how do you know how much detail goes into a procedure?
January 25, 2020
Learn how to prevent what can go wrong with your policies and procedures where you work.