How to Write Creative Transition Sentences
Creative writers and journalists sometimes have a problem with transitioning smoothly from one paragraph to the other, especially when they are changing the subject. Learning transition sentences is not really that hard. When we hop from topic to topic w/o a transition sentence, we “jar” the reader. While sentence transitions may be the last line…
Read MoreResume Power Tip: Think Technical Writing
Most people set out to write a narrative of some type when creating their resumes. However, employers are thinking of your resume in a different light–and will make a hiring decision based on the FACTS of your career, more so than the stories. The most effective and powerful resumes provide analytical, precise detail about your…
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How to Use "Which" and "That" Correctly
Introduction Which and that are relative pronouns. Their job is to introduce another clause that modifies the noun. Which and that can be confusing for English speakers because we use them without much thought and often misuse them completely – they’re actually quite tricky to use correctly! Sometimes we all would hesitate whether to use…
Read MoreHow to start a career in Technical Writing
© 2009-2011 Ugur Akinci Technical writing has proven to be a very lucrative field in the last ten years with many contractors earning well over 100k per year. As discipline continues to gain recognition, there are increasing opportunities for motivated individuals to make the switch to this field and reap the rewards. In the article,…
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