Writing Skills
Simple, Positive Language in Technical Writing
Write effective technical documents by keeping your language simple and positive. Apply these writing tips from Hurley Write and transform your documents today.
February 20, 2024
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Writing Skills
Simple, Positive Language in Technical Writing
Write effective technical documents by keeping your language simple and positive. Apply these writing tips from Hurley Write and transform your documents today.
February 20, 2024
Technical Writing
The Role of Logic in Scientific and Technical Writing
Ensure you are conveying logic in your informative papers. Join one of our scientific writing workshops to create clear, concise and effective documents.
February 20, 2024
Writing Skills
Common Grammatical Errors in Technical Writing
Avoid these three common grammatical errors to ensure your documents are error free. Learn more technical, business, and scientific writing tips at Hurley Write.
February 20, 2024
Technical Writing
Honing your Technical, Business, and Scientific Writing Skills
Honing your writing skills is one of the best ways to make yourself more valuable to your business. Learn how to strengthen your writing skills with Hurley Write.
February 20, 2024
Writing Skills
Tools to Improve Your Technical and Scientific Writing
Unsure how to effectively improve your writing? Check out our simple tips for everyday writing that’ll improve your written work. Learn more at Hurley Write.
February 20, 2024
Technical Writing
Ensuring a Purpose in Technical and Scientific Writing
The purposes of writing include both the author’s and the reader’s needs, and both must be aligned if the document is to successfully reach the reader.
February 20, 2024
Technical Writing
The Role of Goodwill in Technical and Scientific Writing
Writers often overlook the importance of creating goodwill in their documents. In other words, ensuring that when your readers finish reading your document, they are satisfied with the content of the document and that it’s met their needs.
February 20, 2024
Business Writing & Documentation
In Which Voice Should SOPs be Written?
I read an interesting post this morning about using active and passive voice; the dilemma the technical writer was having was that she was writing SOPs and wanted to use active voice, but the engineer (the subject matter expert) was vehemently opposed.
February 20, 2024
Writing Skills
What are the differences between technical and scientific writing?
Understand the difference between scientific writing and technical writing. Refine your technical or scientific writing skills with our Hurley Write services.
February 20, 2024
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