WRITTEN COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP

4. 4.4. Preparing Business Documents Important in the Job Market

Written business communication is convenient and beneficial for both parties in many ways. Writing a letter or other document allows for logical organization of thoughts, careful consideration of ideas, and avoidance of the time pressure that is often present in face-to-face or phone communication. Additionally, written information can be easily saved for future reference and used as a reminder, with the flexibility of choosing a convenient time to prepare it. The principles of written business communication, as outlined by J.P. Bowman and B.P. Branchaw (1992), include:

For further reading:

https://rekvizitai.vz.lt/dokumentu-pavyzdziai/;

http://dokumentuvaldymas.lt/rastai/;

https://www.lss.lt/dokumentu-pavyzdziai/;

https://www.kba.lt/index.php/administracine-informacija/kita/dokumentu-pavyzdziai; https://owl.purdue.edu; https://hbr.org/skillset/writing;