Communication Skills & Office Practice: Writing Skills

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A set of flashcards focusing on key concepts related to communication skills and writing skills as outlined in the lecture notes.

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Why are writing skills important in a professional setting?

They help students communicate effectively in office settings, including writing professional emails, reports, and proposals.

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What are the main components of letter writing?

Clarity, proper structure, and appropriate tone.

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List two types of letters mentioned in the notes.

Formal letters and informal letters.

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What is a job application letter used for?

It is sent alongside a resume to apply for a job, highlighting qualifications and interest in a position.

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What should a formal letter include?

Sender’s address, date, recipient’s address, salutation, body, closing, and signature.

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What is the purpose of a complaint letter?

To express dissatisfaction with a product, service, or situation and request a resolution.

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What are key elements of a complaint letter?

Sender’s information, date, recipient’s information, salutation, body, resolution request, closing, and signature.

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What is the objective of an inquiry letter?

To seek information, express interest, initiate communication, and document a request.

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What should be included in a resignation letter?

Clear statement of resignation, brief reason (optional), gratitude, offer to assist with transition, and a professional closing.

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What are common mistakes to avoid in job application letters?

Using generic content, writing overly long letters, typos and errors, negative tone, and focusing only on oneself.