Nice little piece in Forbes online about why people leave organizations. Fits exactly with what we are studying in BA352 about Leadership and Communication: http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikaandersen/2012/01/18/why-top-talent-leaves-top-10-reasons-boiled-down-to-1/
If you think you might want to Study Abroad, here is an opportunity to learn more about that. UO Study Abroad Fair Wednesday, November 14 11:00 am to 4:00 pm EMU Concourse & Fir Room Greetings from Study Abroad Programs! We are continuously encouraging students to study or … Continue reading
I’d like to recommend a course for you this winter, BA410: Strategic Writing in Organizations taught by Ron Severson. The course is designed to prepare students to serve as LCB Writing TAs and, even more importantly, to prepare you to become writing and communication specialists within your future organizations. … Continue reading
I Won’t Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here’s Why. – Kyle Wiens – Harvard Business Review. Interesting take on why writing is so important to your career.
Here is an opportunity that relates to Writing Assignment #1. It might help you get a different perspective as you write that memo. Plus, free pizza. Wednesday, September 26 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 132 Lillis Internationalize Your Business Education As students studying business, we like to get … Continue reading
I wanted to repost this for your review as you begin working on Writing Assignment #1. Write Less, Say More: The Power of Brevity | Ron Bramhall.
Nice post on engaging your audience vs. just getting their attention. How to Engage Your Audience Ethos3 – A Presentation Design Agency.
Note what’s at the top. What Employers Look for in Entry-Level Job Candidates.
Think about the metaphors that describe your project. 5 Reasons Why Metaphors Can Improve the User Experience.
Nice article on professional writing. Write Less, Say More: The Power of Brevity There is a common misconception when it comes to writing that is professional in nature that a person must write in a verbose manner to come across as intelligent. I am sorry. Let me do that again. … Continue reading
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