Illustrated Course Guides: Written Communication - Soft Skills for a Digital Workplace

Jeff Butterfield (Autor)

Buch | Softcover

136 Seiten

2016 | 3rd edition
Course Technology Inc (Verlag)
978-1-337-11929-0 (ISBN)

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Give your students the professional communication skills needed for success throughout their education and careers with ILLUSTRATED COURSE GUIDES: WRITTEN COMMUNICATION - SOFT SKILLS FOR A DIGITAL WORKPLACE, 3E. Part of the acclaimed ILLUSTRATED SOFT SKILLS SERIES, this book, like all others in the series makes it easy to teach students the written communication and other essential soft skills necessary to succeed in today’s competitive workplace. This text delves into the importance of effective and professional written communication -- from creating professional documentation to E-mail correspondence.

Dr. Jeff Butterfield holds a PhD from the University of Texas-Austin and an MBA from Indiana University, and currently is a faculty member in the Information Systems department at Western Kentucky University. Previously, Dr. Butterfield worked as an electronics engineer with several Fortune 500 companies. He quickly discovered that his writing and public-speaking abilities contributed much more to his professional success than his technical skills. This important discovery has significantly influenced his teaching and Dr. Butterfield has spent more than 15 years in higher education helping technical students develop professional skills. As technology becomes more tightly integrated with business functions, students with well-developed soft skills will enjoy a strong competitive advantage. Dr. Butterfield has worked with Cengage to develop the SOFT SKILLS FOR A DIGITAL WORKPLACE series. These titles are designed to complement any course you teach, regardless of the subject.

Part I: Communicating with E-Mail and Memos.
1. Understanding E-Mail Messages and Memos.
2. Composing the Main Elements of Messages.
3. Creating Professional E-Mail Messages.
4. Constructing Professional Memos.
5. Writing Request Messages.
6. Writing Response Messages.
7. Writing Bad-News Messages.
8. Writing Documentation Messages.
Part II: Uncovering the Secrets of Clear Writing.
9. Clarifying Written Communication.
10. Writing Solid Sentences.
11. Developing Effective Paragraphs.
12. Mastering Punctuation.
13. Laying Out Your Documents.
14. Illustrating Data.
15. Adding Tables and Figures to Documents.
16. Proofreading and Revising.
Part III: Developing Reports and Proposals.
17. Understanding Reports and Proposals.
18. Planning a Report or Proposal.
19. Writing the Beginning.
20. Writing the Body.
21. Creating the End Matter.
22. Writing Short Reports.
23. Writing Proposals.
24. Citing Sources.
Part IV: Writing for Employment.
25. Understanding Job Searches.
26. Writing Effective Cover Letters.
27. Planning Resumes.
28. Writing Chronological Resumes.
29. Writing Functional Resumes.
30. Requesting Letters of Reference.
31. Sending Follow-Up Messages.
32. Accepting or Rejecting Job Offers.
Part V: Writing Professional Letters.
33, Understanding Professional Letter Writing.
34. Writing Business Letters.
35. Using Salutations.
36. Closing Business Letters.
37. Writing Routine Letters.
38. Answering Request Letters.
39. Writing Persuasive Letters.
40. Writing for Goodwill.

Erscheinungsdatum	29.06.2016
Verlagsort	Boston, MA
Sprache	englisch
Maße	213 x 7 mm
Gewicht	318 g
Themenwelt	Sonstiges ► Geschenkbücher
Themenwelt	Sozialwissenschaften ► Pädagogik
ISBN-10	1-337-11929-6 / 1337119296
ISBN-13	978-1-337-11929-0 / 9781337119290
Zustand	Neuware