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How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

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How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

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Why Most Professional Writing Courses for Engineers Don’t Result in Better Outcomes

Writing is extremely important for engineers, yet academia puts so little emphasis on it that it's no wonder engineers often fail to understand the crucial role it plays in their work.
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The 3 Pillars of the Perfect User Experience in Business Writing

Good user experience in writing is key to ensuring documents produce intended results. Learn about the 3 pillars of user-friendly writing.
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How to write mathematics

Incorporating math into a written work is not a simple task. Read these four simple steps on how to write mathematical concepts in your technical document.
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The Cost of Poorly Written Technical Manuals

Consumers pay attention to how well a technical manual is written. Gain perspective on the cost of poorly written technical manuals at Hurley Write.
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Pressure to Produce Content Deteriorating Value of Journalism Industry

Lack of editing affects journalism and hurts the industry.
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Indiana University Embarrassed by Misspelling on New Bronze Statue

Find out how a statue meant to honor a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist turned into a source of embarrassment due to one missing letter.
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Scientific Writing: Using the Stress and Topic Positions Effectively

Hurley Write has been creating & teaching scientific writing courses for professionals for 25 years. Improve your team's writing with a customized course today.
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Succinct Scientific Writing — Tenets Necessary for Clear, Concise Content

Creating clear, concise written content is essential for communicating new ideas. Improve your scientific writing skills, contact Hurley Write today.
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Usability is Key in Technical Documents

Usability is the key to effective technical documents. Learn how analyzing and understanding your audience can help you create clearer, more readable documents.
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Microbiologist Improves Technical Report Writing

Writing effectively is a critical component to any career. Learn how an associate microbiologist benefitted from our technical writing workshop!
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One Key to Grant-Writing Success

One of the most important steps in the grant writing process is audience analysis. Discover how to properly chart your audience for your grant request today.
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Do Outdated Grammar Rules Hurt Technical Writing?

The main function of language is to communicate - not frustrate writers and writers. Learn how you can write clear & effective documents with Hurley Write.
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“Noise” in Technical and Scientific Writing

Remove the noise in your writing so your readers can better understand it more easily. Learn these simple and concise writing tips to help your readers today.
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Using Logic in Scientific and Technical Writing

Ensure you are conveying logic in your informative papers. Join one of our scientific writing workshops to create clear, concise and effective documents.
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Honing your Technical, Business, and Scientific Writing Skills

Honing your writing skills is one of the best ways to make yourself more valuable to your business. Learn how to strengthen your writing skills with Hurley Write.
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Ensuring a Purpose in Technical and Scientific Writing

The purposes of writing include both the author’s and the reader’s needs, and both must be aligned if the document is to successfully reach the reader.
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Goodwill in Technical and Scientific Writing

Writers often overlook the importance of creating goodwill in their documents. In other words, ensuring that when your readers finish reading your document, they are satisfied with the content of the document and that it’s met their needs.
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6 Revision Techniques You’ve Probably Never Heard of (or Used!)

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How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

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How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

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How Many Rewrites Should a Document Require?

The short answer: your organization should rewrite its documents as many times as needed to produce successful output.
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5 Ways to Speed Up Your Document Review and Revision Process

In the process of creating powerful and impactful written content, the review and revision process plays a pivotal role.
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The Cost of Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed Writing Problems

Moreover, an organization's credibility and reputation can suffer from consistently poor communication, leading to lost opportunities and diminished trust among clients and partners.
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5 Ways to Say More in Fewer Words

If time is money, when it comes to business, wasted words are wasted dollars. When your team’s writing is long-winded, roundabout, heavy with jargon, and full of fat, useless phrases, they’re eating into someone’s profit—probably that of your business.
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Considering Cultures: How to Write for Global Audiences

An American businessperson sends a letter to his Chinese supplier complaining that the supplier has “moved the goalposts” with his new pricing structure. The supplier reads the letter, shakes his head, and throws the letter away: He has no idea what “moved the goalposts” means.
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The Art of Persuasion: 3 Keys to Selling Your Idea Successfully

Everything you write in the world of business is designed to persuade someone to do something or to respond in some particular way. A proposal, for example...
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Why Managers Should Invest in Writing Training

This white paper discusses the need for writing training in organizations, what managers can do to correct employee writing, and what to consider when outsourcing such training.
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Writing skills:

6 Revision Techniques You’ve Probably Never Heard of (or Used!)

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5 minutes read

How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

Read more
4 minutes read

How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

Read more
3 minutes read

How Many Rewrites Should a Document Require?

The short answer: your organization should rewrite its documents as many times as needed to produce successful output.
Read more
4 minutes read

5 Ways to Speed Up Your Document Review and Revision Process

In the process of creating powerful and impactful written content, the review and revision process plays a pivotal role.
Read more
4 minutes read

The Cost of Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed Writing Problems

Moreover, an organization's credibility and reputation can suffer from consistently poor communication, leading to lost opportunities and diminished trust among clients and partners.
Read more
3 minutes read

5 Ways to Say More in Fewer Words

If time is money, when it comes to business, wasted words are wasted dollars. When your team’s writing is long-winded, roundabout, heavy with jargon, and full of fat, useless phrases, they’re eating into someone’s profit—probably that of your business.
Read more
4 minutes read

Considering Cultures: How to Write for Global Audiences

An American businessperson sends a letter to his Chinese supplier complaining that the supplier has “moved the goalposts” with his new pricing structure. The supplier reads the letter, shakes his head, and throws the letter away: He has no idea what “moved the goalposts” means.
Read more
11 minutes read

The Art of Persuasion: 3 Keys to Selling Your Idea Successfully

Everything you write in the world of business is designed to persuade someone to do something or to respond in some particular way. A proposal, for example...
Read more
4 minutes read

Why Managers Should Invest in Writing Training

This white paper discusses the need for writing training in organizations, what managers can do to correct employee writing, and what to consider when outsourcing such training.
Read more
7 minutes read

Leterature:

6 Revision Techniques You’ve Probably Never Heard of (or Used!)

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5 minutes read

How To Write Better Technical Documents That Improve Business Results

Read more
4 minutes read

How Client-Facing Technical Writing Affects Customer Relationships

Read more
3 minutes read

How Many Rewrites Should a Document Require?

The short answer: your organization should rewrite its documents as many times as needed to produce successful output.
Read more
4 minutes read

5 Ways to Speed Up Your Document Review and Revision Process

In the process of creating powerful and impactful written content, the review and revision process plays a pivotal role.
Read more
4 minutes read

The Cost of Undiagnosed or Misdiagnosed Writing Problems

Moreover, an organization's credibility and reputation can suffer from consistently poor communication, leading to lost opportunities and diminished trust among clients and partners.
Read more
3 minutes read

5 Ways to Say More in Fewer Words

If time is money, when it comes to business, wasted words are wasted dollars. When your team’s writing is long-winded, roundabout, heavy with jargon, and full of fat, useless phrases, they’re eating into someone’s profit—probably that of your business.
Read more
4 minutes read

Considering Cultures: How to Write for Global Audiences

An American businessperson sends a letter to his Chinese supplier complaining that the supplier has “moved the goalposts” with his new pricing structure. The supplier reads the letter, shakes his head, and throws the letter away: He has no idea what “moved the goalposts” means.
Read more
11 minutes read

The Art of Persuasion: 3 Keys to Selling Your Idea Successfully

Everything you write in the world of business is designed to persuade someone to do something or to respond in some particular way. A proposal, for example...
Read more
4 minutes read

Why Managers Should Invest in Writing Training

This white paper discusses the need for writing training in organizations, what managers can do to correct employee writing, and what to consider when outsourcing such training.
Read more
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