Nathan Whiddon

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Academic writing has easy-to-follow rules. Conversely, business writing does not follow one format but requires the writer to adapt to the purpose of the message. @MTSUBizBuzz #MTSUClassChat

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Business writing requires that you assess your tone. Academic writing just requires that you communicate the facts. @MTSUBizBuzz #MTSUClassChat

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Passive voice is ok in academic writing but not ok in business writing @MTSUBizBuzz #MTSUClassChat

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@MTSUBizBuzz Unlike academic writing, business writing requires that you put yourself in the reader's shoes. #MTSUClassChat

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@MTSUBizBuzz Writers in the business world don't have a captive audience unlike they do in the academic world. This forces business writers to be creative and concise. #MTSUClassChat

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@MTSUBizBuzz "It takes confidence to honor others, and people intrinsically respect those able to to so." - Natalie Canavor
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@MTSUBizBuzz I hope to learn how to be a more reader-oriented writer by completing this course.