5-minute read] If Abraham Lincoln had used Grammarly when he wrote the Gettysburg Address, he might have doubted himself. Running his text through the grammar checker, he would have received suggestions like: Rewrite the sentence Choose a different word Rephrase sentence Choose a synonym Would Grammarly’s ideas have yielded a tighter, more concise document? Probably. […]
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“What you do speaks so loudly that I cannot hear what you say.” How to manage our unintentional communication.
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Assigning writing projects in the right way improves teams’ results.
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[3-minute read] I confess. I’ve done it. In fact, I’ve done it many times. Sitting in yet another long Zoom meeting, listening to someone drone on about something that doesn’t interest me… and there’s that Siren song of my second computer screen, with its enticing combination of emails, work, and online shopping. Surely, no one
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We’ve all seen it: A man dashes into an important client meeting ten minutes late. He is muttering, “I’m sorry, the traffic was terrible and then I couldn’t find parking.” His shirt is half untucked and his tie is askew. Sweat gleams on his face and soaks his shirt. Question: Will the client give his presentation
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