Author: Rhiannon

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Partnering for global impact: How Accuracy Matters supports leading NGOs

Since 2014, Accuracy Matters has collaborated with international NGOs such as International IDEA, UNICEF Innocenti and the World Food Programme (WFP), helping them to deliver critical projects. Through providing expert editors, writers and proofreaders, we’ve played a vital role in supporting their missions. This week’s blog highlights our work with these organisations and the difference we’ve made together. International IDEA:

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The importance of wellbeing in the workplace

To coincide with National Work Life Week (7–13 October 2024), we caught up with Happy Habits Club founder Rachael Welford to find out why wellbeing in the workplace matters and how employers can look after the mental wellbeing of their staff. Accuracy Matters prioritises work–life balance for all its staff and associates, as we recognise the difference that a supportive workplace and

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Useful resources: a few of our favourite things

Everyone has a favourite tool that makes life a little easier. At Accuracy Matters, we’re no different (apart from our editorial superpowers!). We’re sharing the useful resources that we like to call on to support us in our roles. Here are a few of our favourite things … (SPOILER ALERT: there are no whiskers on kittens or warm woollen mittens!).

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Professional editorial training – how we do it

Professional editorial training – how we do it

Every wise employer knows that investing in training keeps their staff satisfied and engaged. Did you know that happy and engaged employees do better quality work and make fewer mistakes? And a well-trained employee has a greater understanding of how to do their job effectively – which in turn leads to more positive outcomes and even more job satisfaction. Accuracy

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The vital role of a good project manager

“Teamwork makes the dream work,” said John C. Maxwell. We’re all familiar with this quote, but did you know that the second part of the sentence reads “but a vision becomes a nightmare when the leader has a big dream and a bad team”…

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A question of style (guides)

Yves Saint Laurent famously said that ‘Fashions fade, style is eternal’. Obviously, he was talking about the clothes we wear, but the words we choose to use – and how we use them – are enduring signifiers of our editorial style.

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Bringing history to life with English Heritage

I’ve always been fond of a historic house and garden (the children less so) but if there’s outdoor space then we might all be happy. Plus, when we get to visit a ruin or house maintained by English Heritage, then I get to see the great work we do for them in situ.

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What are proofreading, copy-editing and editing?

The difference between an edit, a copy-edit and a proofread is something that we get asked to explain a lot at Accuracy Matters. Often our clients know they need help with their report or website, but they don’t know what kind of help would be best.

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