ENG 315 Week 2 Discussion

ENG 315 Week 2 Discussion

Professional Format and Style"

How you do anything is how you do everything. – T. Harv Eker (from Secrets of the Millionaire Mind)

This course is a mixture of learning a new format (business style) and adapting your English language skills to a different audience. Business communication relies equally on format (how you communicate) and content (what you say).

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Respond to ONE of the following:

1. Discuss the Eker quote as it pertains to your professional experience and the material for Week 2
2. Find a quality resource that discusses the importance of format OR find a quality support that proves format does not matter in the context of the professional environment.

Professional Format and Style"

How you do anything is how you do everything. – T. Harv Eker (from Secrets of the Millionaire Mind)

This course is a mixture of learning a new format (business style) and adapting your English language skills to a different audience. Business communication relies equally on format (how you communicate) and content (what you say).

Respond to ONE of the following:

1. Discuss the Eker quote as it pertains to your professional experience and the material for Week 2
2. Find a quality resource that discusses the importance of format OR find a quality support that proves format does not matter in the context of the professional environment.

Professional Format and Style"

How you do anything is how you do everything. – T. Harv Eker (from Secrets of the Millionaire Mind)

This course is a mixture of learning a new format (business style) and adapting your English language skills to a different audience. Business communication relies equally on format (how you communicate) and content (what you say).

Respond to ONE of the following:

1. Discuss the Eker quote as it pertains to your professional experience and the material for Week 2
2. Find a quality resource that discusses the importance of format OR find a quality support that proves format does not matter in the context of the professional environment.