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10 Reasons to Outsource Your Editing and Proofreading

Here are 10 great reasons to outsource your editing and proofreading work. [Infographic]

A Review of Microsoft Office 2010

Microsoft has made some changes to its Office suite of programs. This podcast, written from a clear, concise, non-IT perspective, will update you about what has been removed, added, or changed.

What Is an API and How Can I Streamline Operations by Using One?

Scribendi.com's web programmer explains what an API is and how to streamline your operations by using one.

Letter of Recommendation Sample

Having already discussed how to write a general letter of recommendation and how to write an employee recommendation letter, this article will provide an example employee recommendation letter.

Post-Interview Follow-up Letter Example

Scribendi.com's editors provide a post-interview follow-up letter example to help you land that dream job.

How to Write an Employee Recommendation Letter

I remember the first time I was asked to write an employee recommendation letter. I knew this person to be extraordinarily talented and dedicated to their chosen career path. I said of course I would write them their letter, and I sat down at my computer to write. This is what I learned.

Cover Letter Examples

Writing a cover letter is a challenging task; one that can mean the difference between landing your dream job or receiving a candidate rejection letter. By following our cover letter example, you are well on your way to writing a proper cover letter and landing that dream job.

Combination Resumes! Targeted Resumes! Mini Resumes! Which Do I Choose?

Having a resume that fits the description of the job you are targeting is imperative, but with the many types of resumes out there, choosing which to use can be confusing. This article will provide a brief overview of combination, targeted, and mini resumes, and show you just when to use them in your search for that perfect position.

Eliminating Wordiness

When a sentence is too long and is full of extra, unimportant words, it is referred to as wordy. If a sentence is wordy, it can be hard to comprehend and will detract from your writing. Try to follow these tips to avoid wordiness and to produce clear, concise writing.