Talks On Business Correspondence
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Another class has been written in the last ten years with the professed purpose of teaching aspiring employees how to increase their wages by writing better letters. A few of these books are compilations of educational text-books supplying smatterings of good informa- tion generally surrounded by promises of ambitions rewarded.
The subject, however, is an intangible one ; one of ideas, full of varieties of rules and fashions, replete with special applications of special abilities, sur- rounded ...by illimitable expression, pos- sessing a wealth of human feeling, and, withal, demanding unceasing increase of knowledge, education and specialized information.
[851 Talks on Business Correspondence A well-equipped letter-writer who wants to be as near perfect as possible in his work whether of dictation or com- position, should own and frequently refer to (a) A dictionary (the abridged Web- ster, Worcester or Standard, or the Concise Oxford dictionaries will meet his requirements adequately).
(6) A technical dictionary or hand- book of his own business, if there is one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another class has been written in the last ten years with the professed purpose of teaching aspiring employees how to increase their wages by writing better letters. A few of these books are compilations of educational text-books supplying smatterings of good informa- tion generally surrounded by promises of ambitions rewarded.
The subject, however, is an intangible one ; one of ideas, full of varieties of rules and fashions, replete with special applications of special abilities, sur- rounded ...by illimitable expression, pos- sessing a wealth of human feeling, and, withal, demanding unceasing increase of knowledge, education and specialized information.
[851 Talks on Business Correspondence A well-equipped letter-writer who wants to be as near perfect as possible in his work whether of dictation or com- position, should own and frequently refer to (a) A dictionary (the abridged Web- ster, Worcester or Standard, or the Concise Oxford dictionaries will meet his requirements adequately).
(6) A technical dictionary or hand- book of his own business, if there is one.
What to read after Talks On Business Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Cushing Bamburgh to read onlineMoreLess
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