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From r¿m¿reparation to e-mail exchanges, effective business communication is essential to your professional success. HOW 14: A HANDBOOK FOR OFFICE PROFESSIONALS is your inside guide to communicating clearly and with confidence. Since 1975, HOW has been recognized as the leading reference source for business writers, office personnel, and students. Each new edition introduces the most recent changes in today¿s language and the latest developments in the current business environment to ensure you have the easy-to-understand, reliable reference manual you need for successful business…mehr

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From r¿m¿reparation to e-mail exchanges, effective business communication is essential to your professional success. HOW 14: A HANDBOOK FOR OFFICE PROFESSIONALS is your inside guide to communicating clearly and with confidence. Since 1975, HOW has been recognized as the leading reference source for business writers, office personnel, and students. Each new edition introduces the most recent changes in today¿s language and the latest developments in the current business environment to ensure you have the easy-to-understand, reliable reference manual you need for successful business communication. Detailed, precise information guides you in writing, formatting, and transmitting communications as well as utilizing the capabilities of social media. Unlike other reference books, HOW is specifically tailored as your single resource and learning guide for writing style, grammar, mechanics, and modern technologies in today¿s business or office environment.
Autorenporträt
Mr. James Clark earned a BS and an MS degree from the University of Southern California. He was a professor of business at Pasadena City College for 11 years and subsequently served as dean of the Business Division for 17 years. Before joining the Pasadena City College staff, Mr. Clark was an assistant professor at California State University, Los Angeles, and a teacher at Burbank and La Puente High Schools. He also taught part-time in the extension programs at UCLA and USC. He has held memberships and offices in professional organizations, such as the California Business Education Association, the National Business Education Association, Delta Pi Epsilon, and The Association for Business Communication. Mr. Clark has conducted a number of communication seminars for the Culinary Union, the American Right of Way Association, Caltrans, the Canadian Right of Way Association, the Los Angeles Executive Training Program, and several large legal firms. He also has authored several articles on business communication. In addition to this prominent book, he has co-authored POWER: PROFESSIONAL WRITER�S ELECTRONIC RESOURCE, published by Cengage South-Western. He has author many other successful texts, including CLARKS� ONLINE REFERENCE MANUAL (South-Western College Publishing); A HANDBOOK FOR BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS (Wadsworth Publishing Company); LANGUAGE AND WORD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS (Glencoe/McGraw-Hill); UNIVERSAL TRANSCRIPTION (PWS-KENT Publishing Company); and COLLEGE BUSINESS MACHINES (Gregg/McGraw-Hill).