BUISNESS COMMUNICATION LL W/MINDTAP
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Chapter 2, Problem 12CT
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To determine:
Why employers prefer messages that are not written like high school and college essays.
Introduction:
High school or college essays are based mainly on research; these essays are written on a particular topic. The level of professionalism at high schools are more academic in comparison to corporate writing. These are sourced based on academic writers. High school essays are very detailed and attention to structure is given.
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