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Effective Business Communication Skills

Communication is a general phenomena. Wherever life exists, communication also exists. You cannot have human relation without communication. However, good and effective communication is essential not only for good human relations but also for excellent and successful business. If we talk about the professional world, what professionals do more than Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 5 years27 December 2019 ago
Business writing

Be concise: cut the waffle from your business writing

I remember when I was working at Scottish Widows, we received a vast number of emails a day. Some contained important information to read through, but others were too long and meandering, and the same for documents. I wonder how many were skim-read? Being concise is the general rule. Even Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 6 years8 April 2019 ago
Business writing

Who or Whom? Getting it right for business documents.

In informal writing, we don’t have to worry about the difference as it’s perfectly acceptable to use who. For formal and business writing it comes in handy to know the difference.   When to use who If you can replace the word with ‘he’ or ‘she’ then use who. Example: Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 6 years20 March 2019 ago
Business writing

Translation proofreading: 5 reasons translation & proofreading are well-matched

Don’t be like the book or movie lost in translation; instead, anticipate hiring a proofreader for the final polish of your document (known as translation proofreading). I have proofread film scripts and websites that have been translated via software and via people. The process of translating words or text from Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 6 years6 March 2019 ago

Monthly challenge: Emma vs Grammarly

Which one passes the test? Emma or Grammarly? Perhaps you’ve seen all those Grammarly adverts campaigning to get your attention across every website you visit? Well, annoyed by their constant presence and claims, I decided to test… or we could say compare… Grammarly to my own proofreading and editing service. Spot Read more…

By Emma Parfitt, 6 years24 January 2019 ago
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Welcome to my blog. Here you’ll find posts about proofreading and editing, general writing, business writing, books, literature and science-related articles.

By Emma Parfitt, 7 years20 November 2018 ago
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