A workshop snapshot from our popular Business Writing, Minute-taking and Copywriting sessions.

1. When Passive is Perfect.

2. in business writing when you don’t want to name names. So, if I said:
‘The process was poorly understood’ I am not naming anyone.
The other version of the passive is where I name the person at the end
of the sentence: ‘The process was poorly understood by Jack’. That
version is a little softer than actively saying: ‘Jack poorly understood the
process’.
But most of the time it’s best to be active: ‘Jack poorly understood the
process’ because the meaning is immediately clear.
Passive is perfect

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