Business Redundancies

List of Business Redundancies 

Everyday speech, television, movies, books, emails, and all other forms of communication are riddled with redundancies. Most of it is harmless, of no consequence, but if you want to present yourself in the best light, try learning a few of the more common business redundancies. These appear frequently on resumes, cover letters, job descriptions, and especially in emails. Getting rid of redundant words tightens up your writing and makes it more clear.

Why Do Business Redundancies Matter?

I’m not out to fix writing in the corporate world—I need too much help myself. But I would like to share a few tips and perhaps help a few people improve their resumes or cover letters. Or maybe help a company write a better job description, one that allows them to attract a more qualified candidate. Ideally, these tips might eliminate some redundancies in emails. I believe that once you start to tighten your writing (by eliminating redundancies) you will find that all of your communication improves—written and verbal.

So why do redundancies matter?

One of the most sought after traits in industry is the ability to communicate clearly and succinctly. Eliminating redundancies is a big step to accomplishing that.

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