by Precise Creative | Business
STRETCH YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS by Ivy Rutledge Right now in the United States, three generations are coexisting and collaborating in the workplace. Sure, there has always been a generation gap, but today the differences are more stark. Technology is changing...
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by Precise Creative | Students
Persistence over Procrastination by Ivy Rutledge Ask around on a college campus about personal goals for the new semester, and I bet you’ll hear a chorus: “I’m going to try not to procrastinate so much.” Easier said than done, right? The key to...
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by Precise Creative | Business
Need to refresh your strategy this year? Here are 10 business tips to get you started… 1. If you misstate your point, spell-check won’t correct you or suggest alternative wording. And if you’ve taken too long to get to your point, spell-check won’t suggest how...
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by Precise Creative | Grammar, Writing
Check Out These Hot Grammar Tips 1. Awhile=adverb: She stopped there awhile. A while=noun phrase that follows for: He thought for a while before answering. 2. Nouns can sometimes function as an adjective when modifying another noun (e.g., bank receipt, bus trip, town...
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by Precise Creative | Grammar, Writing
You can sound great by tackling these commonly confused word pairs Assault/Battery Although often interchanged in common speech, these two terms have different connotations in legal context. Assault refers to a threat in which a person reasonably fears physical...
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by Precise Creative | Business, Grammar, News, Writing
Why Spelling & Grammar Will Always Be Essential Spelling and grammar are usually not hot topics. But there’s been a lot of controversy surrounding the recent statement by Sugata Mitra, a Newcastle University (England) professor of educational technology. Mitra...
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by Precise Creative | Writing
Here’s how you can take advantage of every writing opportunity… Great Places for Writing At the doctor’s office. Instead of reading a magazine, grab your pen and paper (or electronic device) and start writing away. Make a promise to pick up where you left off when...
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