How jargon can sabotage your writing

Update: 2015-06-17

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Professionals sometimes lapse into lawyerspeak or accountantspeak in trying to communicate with people outside their professional circle. They slip into technical jargon rather than writing in plain English. Here’s a remedy.

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How jargon can sabotage your writing

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How jargon can sabotage your writing

James Carberry

How jargon can sabotage your writing