Jist or Gist? Many colloquial or slang terms get thrown around in professional circles, especially if used verbally. One great example of this is the word “Gist.” Or is it “jist?” Let’s give you the gist of it: “gist” is the correct spelling of the word,… continue reading
Better Ways to say “Nice to Meet (or E-Meet) You”
Out of all the pleasantries that can be commonly heard both in the business world and in our daily lives, “it’s nice to meet you” seems to be one of the most popular. In addition to being common, it is also efficient and commonly understood,… continue reading
How to Write a Cover Letter For an Internship
Let’s take a look at six quick tips on how to write a cover letter for an internship. This kind of letter typically covers – i.e., introduces – your resume and any other supporting materials, as part of your application for an internship. It is… continue reading
What Is a Letter of Intent & How to Write One (with Examples)
Learning how to draft a Letter of Intent (LOI) and outline your terms is essential to developing a business mindset. These letters are common for new graduates and job seekers alike, but how do you summarize your intentions accurately and concisely in an LOI? We’ll… continue reading
How to Ask for a Raise Via Email
Asking for a raise can be particularly daunting, and using a form of electronic communication can feel especially impersonal. However, if you handle your request with etiquette and professionalism, you may find the success you desire. We will show you the best methods for requesting… continue reading
All About the Noun: from the Common to Beyond
Nouns are the most common parts of speech you will encounter in your writing; however, many people need help identifying these vital pieces of sentence structure. They are a foundation for strong and grammatically correct sentences because nouns function as subjects and serve other important… continue reading
Etiquette Guide for Appointment Setting
Setting appointments is an important part of many business processes, such as cold calling in sales. Although the process has changed as businesses adopted more advanced technology and streamlined operations, the foundation of appointment-setting etiquette remains roughly the same. However, there is no comprehensive guide… continue reading
How to Email a Therapist for the First Time
The services of a therapist can prove invaluable for those suffering from depression, anxiety, or other mental health and emotional disorders. In recent years, an increased focus on mental wellness has given many the courage to reach out to licensed therapists for help and support. … continue reading
Are Email Addresses Case Sensitive?
Suppose someone writes down their email address for you, and they have capitalized some of the letters within it. In such an instance, you might wonder to yourself:” Are email addresses case sensitive?” The simple answer is: no. Email addresses are not case-sensitive, so you can enter all… continue reading
Curriculum Vitae vs a Resumé: What’s the Difference?
Let’s talk Curriculum Vitae vs Resume. When applying for a job, the terms curriculum vitae and resumé refer to documents that outline a job seeker’s skills so that the hiring managers can screen applicants based on their eligibility for the role. Such a document is… continue reading