WTW Vocabulary Week 1

Telecommuting

• The practice of working from home or another location outside the office, often using technology to stay connected.
• The extent or range of something, particularly in a document.
• A brief written message used within an organization.
• A polite expression of goodwill or respect.

Persuasion

• The action of convincing someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument.
• To reuse content or information for a different purpose.
• The basic physical structures needed for the operation of a society.
• The greeting at the beginning of a letter or email.

Confidentiality

• The state of keeping information secret or private, especially in the context of work or business.
• The group of people intended to read or listen to a document.
• A polite gesture or expression in professional contexts.
• The conventional and polite behavior expected in professional settings.

Scope

• The extent or range of something, particularly the amount of detail or coverage in a document.
• The act of editing a written work to correct errors.
• The central part of a letter or email where the main content is conveyed.
• The basic physical structures needed for the operation of a society.

Repurpose

• To reuse content or information for a different purpose or in a different way.
• A formal suggestion or plan put forward for consideration.
• The system of rules and procedures for communication.
• Additional information at the end of a letter or memo.

Cohesion

• The action or fact of forming a united whole; the quality of being well-organized and logically connected.
• The extent or range of something, particularly in a document.
• The group of people intended to read or listen to a document.
• The act of editing a written work to correct errors.

Proposal

• A formal suggestion or plan put forward for consideration or discussion.
• The state of keeping information secret or private.
• The action of convincing someone through reasoning.
• The form or channel through which information is communicated.

Audience

• The group of people who are intended to read or listen to a document or communication.
• The practice of working from home using technology.
• A brief written message used within an organization.
• A polite gesture or expression in professional contexts.

Infrastructure

• The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.
• The action of editing a written work to correct errors.
• The central part of a letter or email where the main content is conveyed.
• To reuse content or information for a different purpose.

Medium

• The form or channel through which information is communicated, such as email, phone, or meetings.
• The greeting at the beginning of a letter or email.
• A system of rules and procedures for communication.
• A polite expression of goodwill or respect.