Is it correct to say “Take myself for example”?
Thank you for your question! To be grammatically correct, change “take myself for example” to “take me for example.” Myself is a reflexive pronoun. Reflexive pronouns are used when referring to the subject again. They can never be the subjectRead More »I have just been promoted in my company, and my boss is now asking me to lead weekly presentations. How can I make an effective PowerPoint?
Congratulations on your promotion! Including a PowerPoint is a great resource to any presentation. However, it is important that your slides include the right amount of information and images. Here are some quick tips: Limit the words on each slide.Read More »My colleagues complain that my emails are too wordy. How can I make my emails clear and concise?
Wordy emails can be frustrating for the recipient because he or she has to spend time determining which parts of the email are crucial and which are simply just extra, unnecessary information. If your colleague has expressed concern to you,Read More »My boss writes long emails. How long should an email actually be?
Follow the 30-second rule. It should take your reader 30 seconds or less to get the point of your email. You should include the main details of what you want to convey without getting swept away with filler information thatRead More »
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