How to Write at Work: Quickly Create Great Messages

Do you need a quick, easy way to improve your writing?
I've written articles for business executives for more than 30 years. This book shares techniques I've learned along the way.
This simple book is for anyone who must write in the workplace, whether it be an email, a blog or a thought-leadership article. Its 11 chapters show how to spot the dangling modifier, use commas as signals and write dazzling headlines. Learn to avoid the common mistakes such as the lost pronoun, verb tenses or misplaced parallelism. If you read each chapter, the checklist and the professional tips, you are on your way to writing well or your money back.

Author Peter J. Brennan has written more than 30,000 articles and headlines that have been published in the world's most prestigious newspapers, including the New York Times and the Washington Post. He has written headlines and articles that have moved the market capitalization of companies by hundreds of millions of dollars. The author has spent more than 30 years as a journalist, including 15 at Bloomberg News and a decade in Latin America. He is currently the Financial Editor at the Orange County Business Journal in Southern California, covering an economy the size of Portugal's.