Cultivating your Writing Skills

A common complaint amongst students is that many of the skills they are required to perform in the classroom are not relevant to the modern-day workforce. However, this is not the case with writing skills, which are more relevant than ever before to cultivating an effective resume. The consensus amongst employers is that writing skills are lacking in recent graduates. According to 2011 Washington Post article: “Business leaders also felt that writing skills among graduates seem to have declined over the years. Those who demonstrate good writing skills are often sought to participate in more interesting projects.” Being a strong writer can improve your job capabilities and employability. That is why it is so important to take the time and make the effort to learn to be a good writer in college. Common flaws, according to the Post include “incorrect grammar, spelling and language usage [which] can make a very bad impression. Using an informal style — relying on abbreviations, not using punctuation and failing to capi­tal­ize — does not come across as professional.”

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