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HR professionals communicate in writing more than ever before. Whether you are creating or updating physical or electronic job postings, job descriptions, HR manuals, or other templates—or sharing other relevant information with managers or employees, you need to be clear, concise, and appropriate.

HR professionals communicate in writing more than ever before. Whether you are creating or updating physical or electronic job postings, job descriptions, HR manuals, or other templates—or sharing other relevant information with managers or employees, you need to be clear, concise, and appropriate.

The ability to write effectively truly sets you apart and can make you an invaluable team member or leader. Effective writing is more than a tool for business plans, reports and other long-form communications.

The ability to write effectively truly sets you apart and can make you an invaluable team member or leader. Effective writing is more than a tool for business plans, reports and other long-form communications.

Typographical errors can wreck your reputation. At a minimum, they signal sloppiness or inattention. Worse, they sow confusion and can even reverse your intended meaning.

Typographical errors can wreck your reputation. At a minimum, they signal sloppiness or inattention. Worse, they sow confusion and can even reverse your intended meaning.

The ability to write effectively truly sets you apart and can make you an invaluable team member or leader. Effective writing is more than a tool for business plans, reports and other long-form communications.

The ability to write effectively truly sets you apart and can make you an invaluable team member or leader. Effective writing is more than a tool for business plans, reports and other long-form communications.

Typographical errors can wreck your reputation. At a minimum, they signal sloppiness or inattention. Worse, they sow confusion and can even reverse your intended meaning.

Typographical errors can wreck your reputation. At a minimum, they signal sloppiness or inattention. Worse, they sow confusion and can even reverse your intended meaning.