Effective Business Communication

by Scribendi

Whether it’s a misunderstanding with your co-worker or a blunder with your boss, failure to communicate in the workplace can spell disaster for your career. Drawing on the advice of top business professionals like Jack Welch and Sheryl Sandberg, Effective Business Communication discusses the five fundamentals of good communication that can offset the common causes of failure. This business writing book discusses each fundamental in detail, offering practical examples and advice on how to apply them in your daily life. As a bonus, each chapter includes tips on how to improve your business writing skills in the workplace. Whether you’re a CEO or an entry-level employee just starting out your career, Effective Business Communication will help you quickly and easily improve your business writing.

68 pages, Paperback

First published June 4, 2013

About the author

Founded in 1997 as one of the world’s first online editing and proofreading companies, Scribendi.com is passionate about helping people communicate effectively, through our editing services, GrammarCamp training course, and how-to ebooks. We understand the importance of clear, accurate, and impactful writing, and we partner with authors to achieve just that.

Based in Ontario, Canada, our primary goal is to provide clients with fast, reliable, and affordable revision services. The Scribendi.com team also own and operate Inklyo.com, which offers an array of online writing courses and ebooks.

Reviews

[dee~ · Rating 4 out of 5]

I won this book in a Goodreads giveaway.

"Effective Business Communication" explains very concisely how communication should work, both within a company and with customers or business peers. If you are empathetic to some extend most of the concepts presented in the book will come naturally to you.

Communication is broken down into listening, candor, tone, simplicity and consistency. The book illustrates how to use these skills efficiently in written and spoken communication. Each chapter also provides situational examples.

I recommend this book to people, who need help improving their communication skills. In addition it probably has a few new insights for those, who already consider themselves good communicators.