WRS - Reading & Writing: Part I

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Before writing a draft, you should ______.

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pre-write/brainstorm

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Graphic display examples include:

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Pie graph or database

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Reading an "Improvement Plan" or "Employee Evaluation" requires summarizing to assess strengths and weaknesses for later discussion with your supervisor.

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Summarize to evaluate strengths and weaknesses; discuss with supervisor if needed.

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Follow written directions accurately to keep operations running:

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Installing the new printer and copy machine

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Words signaling an opinion:

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Best, ought and could

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Purpose of workplace writing?

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To advertise your company's products.

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A resume should include all, EXCEPT: How to contact you, Relevant experience, Personal statements from your references.

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Personal statements from your references

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Purpose of a mission statement:

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Define organizational goals.

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Purpose of an agenda:

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Set a schedule for a meeting.

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When writing a first draft, you should do all of the following, EXCEPT:

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fix all errors