Business Communication (Harvard Business Essentials)

This is just a book for business communication as the title implies. I particularly enjoyed the references to the Greek style of rhetoric, because they mention things that can be useful. A good book, and an easy read for someone wanting to freshen up on their business rhetoric or preparing for a class on business communications. I originally had it for a business rhetoric class, however, I think it will stay with me as a good reference book for a while.

Although this was a textbook for one of my courses. I greatly enjoyed the information to become a better communicator in my professional and personal life.

I was looking for something about office communication and politics etc. but these are the basics I learned at school. Moving on.

It is a very well writtien and structured textbook about business communication. It uses plain English. I just liked it right after I opened the first page.

Clear, helpful, good examples.

Got this book for class forced purchase.

One of the few required textbooks I've enjoyed reading

I have purchased many books from Amazon.com and was very happy and pleased with my dealings with this seller. The book was in excellent condition and arrived sooner then expected.

Good book

単なる会話術にとどまらず、ビジネスにおける「伝える力」の本質を体系的に学べる一冊です。文章作成からプレゼン、対話に至るまで、実践的な技術が豊富な事例とともに紹介されており、読み進めるうちに自然と自分の表現力が磨かれていく感覚を得られました。

This book must help you wanting to write an email and make a presentation effectively and impressively, including lots of tips about how to do them, which would make you give an impression to others as a more efficient business person. This one is written in an easy-to-understand way, therefore it is not so difficult for you to read who wish to aquire the skills. Harvard Business shows that simple and clarity are the best for both writing an email and making a presentation. I have come to understand that those ways are the best for us who tend to do simple things in an overly complicated way.

The book is good but it seems very basic to me. I found out that 3/5 of the stuff I already knew from general knowledge. however the other 2/5 was worth it. It easy to read and I like the case studies.