Category: Topic 5: Professionalism
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Grammar Shouldn’t Define Your Potential
In the articles “I Won’t Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar: Here’s Why” by Kyle Wiens and “Official American English is a Choice
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Where do you draw the line?
Once a part of English class, grammar is now seemingly something you can be passed over for in a job. Is this okay? I say no.
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Grammar and African American English
Yes, grammar is an important skill to have, but is it worth the refusal of new employees? Also, why do most believe that AAVE is not worthy?
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Kyle Wiens Is A Menace
Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit.com, claims in his blog post that he does not hire people with bad grammar or lack of “proper language.”
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Our Lives are Based Off of Grammar? Maybe? Let’s See Why or Why Not.
While in my opinion grammar plays a big part in your life such as school, or a job, and in other aspects as life goes on.
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Writing for Employment
Writing for an audience may already be hard enough. But, when it comes to writing professionally, there are a few things to keep in mind.
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Top rules for writing
In this text, learn about the importance of grammar rules in writing, as well as the benefits of writing with confidence and honesty.
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Writing a resume
Have you ever had to write a resume for work but had no idea how to? Schall’s article helps us get started on how to write a conventional resume
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Resumes Are Dated
Resumes are incredibly restrictive despite being one of the most important documents someone ever presents to a potential employer.