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This is just an example of how not proofreading and being clear in your message, could leave others confused. It is crucial to make sure you are using the right words in the right places. Don't always rely on spell check.
The other thought comes from a play on words. Most people think it's silly that we, as professionals, need help in wiring. You may assume that you have all your writing skills down to a science and have no room for improvement. You may be doing yourself a disservice by thinking you are always right, like this man in the cartoon. Be open to new education. Learn from those around you. Let your writing skills be taken to the next level.
Another awesome post, Chelsie. Just remember to put your name after your subject heading of your post.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I thought the cartoon was funny and a great addition. I think you are right we sometimes rely on spell check too much. I also think the we get to overconfident with our writing. I really enjoyed your advice.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the title of the post! Great work! You bring up a very valid point. When using spell check, use caution and proofread when finished using the program. I personally pay close attention when using spellcheck to ensure this error does not occur.
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