Practical secretarial writing

Author: Xing Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book highlights the two key features of "practicality" and "innovation" in its content and format, aiming to update secretarial writing textbooks and keep pace with modern secretarial work, providing learners with practical and effective writing guidance. The book consists of 17 chapters, with the first chapter being an introduction to practical secretarial writing. The subsequent chapters systematically introduce and analyze the theoretical knowledge and techniques of major secretarial writing formats. The practical formats selected in this book are divided into four major categories: official documents, documents, copywriting, and manuscripts, totaling over 60 types, including official documents (general standardized documents), documents (emerging documents, regulations documents, official documents, etiquette documents, contract documents, litigation documents), copywriting (investigation copywriting, planning copywriting, meeting copywriting), and manuscripts (summary manuscripts, news manuscripts, research manuscripts). The content is rich and vivid. Each document type is followed by writing examples and reading tips, and each chapter includes exercises to help learners quickly grasp the patterns and skills of various secretarial writing formats. Especially noteworthy is the research on the writing methods of formats such as public notices, argumentative essays, and official emails, which is a pioneering effort. This book is suitable as a writing textbook for secretarial, administrative management, enterprise management, and related majors in universities, vocational colleges, and secondary schools. It is also suitable as a training manual for secretarial personnel in government agencies and enterprises, as well as for self-study reference for working secretaries, office clerks, young people in society, job seekers, and readers who enjoy secretarial writing.