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improving business communicaitonsHow often do you, as a technical communicator, have to persuade your superior or others to use your new ideas at work?Frequently, but I do not feel like persuading others is affecting my career. 13% (1 vote) Frequently, and I feel like my ideas are advancing my career. 0% (0 votes) Sometimes, but I do not feel like persuading others is affecting my career. 25% (2 votes) Sometimes, and I feel like my ideas are advancing my career. 38% (3 votes) I do not need to persuade anyone I work with to use my ideas. 13% (1 vote) None of the above. 13% (1 vote) Total votes: 8 By GretchenH at 2009-05-06 16:27 | authoring | Best Practices | business communications | Collaboration | communicators | experience | improving business communicaitons | project management | technical communication | login or register to post comments
Writing Winning Proposals e-Workshop2008-02-28 12:00 US/Eastern Information Mapping's 2 ½-hour e-workshop, Writing Winning Proposals!, will introduce you to issues and challenges of writing proposals in today's rapid-paced business environment, a three-phase proposal writing process geared toward gaining the competitive edge, and strategies for developing proposal content that is consistent, logical, and modular. Writing Winning Proposals will feature short modular lessons, practice exercises to help learners apply skills and assess progress, and examples of effective proposals. By cynthiaw@infomap.com at 2008-02-09 09:03 | business writing | improving business communicaitons | Proposal writing | read more | login or register to post comments | calendar
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