Who did this? How the passive voice hides the subject of your sentence
Consider these problems the passive voice can create in PR writing.
Consider these problems the passive voice can create in PR writing.
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As the hybrid workplace gets a closer look from organizations of all sizes, here is how workers should think about creating an environment at home to set themselves up for success.
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These word pairings can do a lot of damage to trust and office morale. Make sure you avoid these tell-tale signs of manipulation and coercion, no matter who is in your audience.
Here are some options you can use in their place.
Many users on Twitter have noted the increased use of some words and phrases that have started to distract from important messages.
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With the coronavirus dominating the headlines, and marketers needing to pivot in the face of cancelled live events, here’s how communicators can make a change.