The most common grammar, punctuation and spelling mistakes and what to do and what not to do on your resume and other job search documents.
Why are writing skills important for professional success? A few years ago, the editing software company, known as Grammarly, concluded a 10-year study on LinkedIn ... Read More >>
by Laura A. DeCarlo ELEMENTS OF GRAMMAR, PUNCTUATION & STYLE (continued) Hyphenation: Consult the Chicago Manual of Style. Simple rules: An adverb/adjective combination in which ... Read More >>
by Laura A. DeCarlo WORDS THAT MEAN THE SAME THING AND ARE INTERCHANGEABLE: Forward = Forwards Regime = Regimen Because = Since Lend = Loan ... Read More >>
by Laura A. DeCarlo Apart vs. A Part Apart: Separated by distance. e.g., "Feuding roommates decide to live apart." A part: Indicates a section or ... Read More >>
by Laura A. DeCarlo BUGBEARS: Write Meaning, Rong Word? Principal vs. Principle "Principal" is a noun and adjective referring to someone or something which is ... Read More >>
With Fred Coon 20 Pet Peeves Recruiters Have About Resumes Courtesy of Mike Worthington, ResumeDoctor.com # 1 - Spelling Errors, Typos, and Poor Grammar For ... Read More >>
