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The Writing Docs podcast--here to shine a light on communication issues and creative ways to solve them. In our podcast, you'll hear new insights about writing and communication, some of it fun, some of it serious, but always a good time! We don't take ourselves seriously, but we do take our work seriously. Tune in!
Unknown Host hosts The Writing Docs, a business show with 20 episodes published.
How do you avoid editing mistakes? What are some of the worst editing mistakes? What does all of this mean for writing clearer and more concise documents? Join The Writing Docs and Hurley Write Executive Consultant, Jare
Season Two of Lion in the Mirror kicks off with a fighter. Pam Hurley—President & CEO of Hurley Write, technical-writing renegade, and self-proclaimed rebel—sat down with us to talk through the wreckage, the redemption,
In this episode, Pam Hurley, PhD, President of Hurley Write, Inc., discusses the value of clear communication in leadership with Heather Walker, PhD, the podcast host of Lead with Levity.
Your team needs time and space to produce effective documentation; listen to this podcast episode to learn more.
If you've ever wondered why your team isn't producing quality documents quickly, it's because effective writing requires time and space. Learn what that means in this engaging podcast.
It's a common complaint: why can't my employees write well? The answer: blame it on academia. That's right--the writing courses they took in college didn't prepare them to write for the workplace and the feedback their p
Many organizations call us complaining about their team's writing and blame it on poor grammar. But knowing where to put a comma or how to make the subject and verb agree isn't the issue: the issue is that your team does
Effective documentation requires time and space: time to think critically about the writing problem and ways to solve it and space to consider options to meet readers' needs and expectations. Too many organizations. howe
Many organizations overlook the importance of having an effective review process in place; a poor review process creates bottlenecks, can lower employee morale, and often doesn't result in "better" documents. Listen as o
Scott Hanselman discusses what writers and businesses need to know about artificial intelligence (AI), how to build a community, and tackles the BIG question.
How do you give good writing feedback? How do you give writing feedback that doesn't take forever to give? How do you give writing feedback that actually makes a positive difference in your team's writing? Listen to expe
Clear writing isn't easy, but it's crucial for growing as a business, surviving in the business world, and developing a community and following on social media. So, why do people struggle with clear writing and messaging
Too many people believe that writing is subjective when the reality is that it's not! Effective writing is based on science. Learn more from expert MJ Hurley, an executive consultant at Hurley Write.
If your organization is like most, measuring time and money lost to poor writing and reviewing isn't a "thing." You assume that poor writing is just "part of the job" and that reviewers are consistently reviewing and pro
Michael Hoagland, Founder and President of Hoagland Management and Consulting, LLC, talks about some of the communication pitfalls he's experienced during his career.
Taking the time to analyze your readers is crucial, yet many professionals don't how to do it or how to do it so it matters. Listen to our panel of experts discuss the why and how of analyzing your readers.
Expert Matt Carlson discusses ways to make the transition from academic writing to workplace writing.
If your organization's proposals aren't winning, listen to our experts talk about strategies to change that!
Listen to our panel of experts discuss various ways to help your team improve their communication skills!
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