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
If you’ve ever been captivated by a photograph, you already understand the immense power of images. A single photo can evoke emotions, trigger memories, and even compel action – much like a good story can. As a Personal Branding Photographer, I often find myself in between photography and storytelling. Today, I want to dive into how these two crafts intertwine
When I first started working in publishing, I attended some of the excellent training courses at the Publishing Training Centre. An image that has stuck in my head ever since is a little like the angel and devil on your shoulder – except, for editors/proofreaders, it’s the author and the reader – I’ll leave you to determine whether that’s in
Effective communications can make or break a business, and yet so often people get it wrong. Here are a few simple guidelines that can help you communicate effectively with customers and stakeholders, whether you’re writing an in-depth report, newsletter or marketing communications. 1. Focus Before you even begin to write, make sure you are clear about what you want to
Who are Smart Energy GB? You might not have heard of Smart Energy GB before. We’re the not-for-profit campaign helping everyone in Britain understand the importance of smart meters and their benefits to people and the environment. What do we do? The ‘everyone in Britain’ task is an important one. We are talking to consumers from all backgrounds, across the
It’s hard to believe that 2022 is over and, while it was the first year to feel more ‘normal’ following the pandemic, it was also a time of flux, both for Accuracy Matters and across the business world…
This year marks a decade of Accuracy Matters and we could not be more thrilled we have come this far.
The devil IS still in the detail, as our new Accuracy Matters survey finds written errors can cost brands customers, cash and their reputation.
Guest blogger Jessica Ping-Wild explains why we should refrain from using ableist language in our writing.
Kim Peek was a truly exceptional person. He provided the inspiration for Raymond Babbitt’s character in the 1988 film Rain Man, and his abilities included a reading rate of around 10,000 words per minute – 40 times faster than the average rate.
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