The document provides tips for effective writing, emailing, memos, letters, reports, and communication. It suggests using abbreviations and notes when writing, organizing thoughts before composing emails, including important information at the beginning of memos, using simple language to grab attention in letters, and defining the purpose and including headings in reports. The document also stresses the importance of active listening, keeping communication short and simple, and maintaining a positive tone in all interactions.

1. Effective CommunicationWriting , E-mail, Letter, Memo, Report and Communication

2. Writing“A word is not the same with one writer as with another. One tears it from his guts. The other pulls it out of his overcoat pocket.” ~Charles PeguyBy : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

3. Writing Do jot down only the most important information.Use abbreviations and short notes , as long as you can understand them.Use some special comments in the margins for later reference.Don’t confuse yourself with excessive examples and sentences.Don’t write messily and think you will be able to read your handwriting later.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

4. E-mailOrganize your thoughts before composing e-mail.Make time to personalize each message.Make sure that your message is concise and direct.Do clearly identify the topic in the subject line.Don’t discuss sensitive or proprietary information.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

5. E-MailDo check spelling, punctuation, grammar.Don’t type in capital letters. It’s the e-mail equivalent of Shouting.Do reread your message before sending.Do type e-mail addresses last and check that they are correctly spelled before sending.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

6. MemoDo follow your work place’s preferred memo format.Do clearly state the purpose of your memo to avoid the confusion of the receiver.Do provide subheads to help receiver.Don’t forget the four elements of the heading: To, From, Date, and Subject.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

7. MemoDo present important information right away, in logical orderAvoid using cause and effect expressions (because of, due to, on the other hand)By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

8. Letter writing “To send a letter is a good way to go somewhere without moving anything but your heart.” ~Phyllis TherouxBy : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

9. Letter WritingSimple language or examples to grab the reader’s attention.Don’t use language that could be misconstrued as offensive.Do use formal words so that the reader can understand easily.Avoid repetition of ideas, thoughts and sentences.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

10. Letter WritingDon’t give a hard sell.Don’t manipulate or flatter.Be conscious of the format. By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

11. Report WritingDo use precise language.Do include an appendix or glossary.Do write in a conversational tone.Define your purpose in a paragraph so that reader can understand easily.Do use brief but informative headings and subheadings.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

12. Report WritingDo write your executive summary last.Don’t overwhelm readers with too many graphics.Avoid using highly technical terms.Do Present major points in the body of your report.Don’t forget to acknowledge the source of the graphic or data illustrated.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

13. Communication“To effectively communicate, we must realize that we are all different in the way we perceive the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others.” - Antony robinsBy : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

14. Communication Be an active Listener so that you can communication well. Listen with an open mind.Avoid immediate evaluation. Don’t let your ego get in the way.Do set clear expectations for improvement.By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)

15. CommunicationKeep your communication short and simple.Don’t express anger or use harsh words while you communicate.Keep smiling.Take breath.Avoid using Verbal – fillers.Maintain your flow and frequency. By : Babu.G (www.raobabu.blogspot.com)