
Well… who would not love this? I surely do. What would happen to your career if you did more writing, creating content that consistently fulfills its objectives? What if you could complete this work efficiently, without doing less of the other projects you are paid to do? Would you become more valuable in your organization and visible in the world beyond? ~ Anne Janzer Indeed it is a great example of effective writing. If you ever wondered what the term “effective writing” means, my advice for you is to read this book. This extremely helpful guide is easy to follow and concise. If you ask me, Anne Janzer’s book is that kind of tool that you should always have close at hand. Therefore, you can now imagine how this book is more than valuable to me. The fact is, after several years of arguing inside my head if and when to quit my daily engineering job… just recently I decided to combine it with my writing skills. Now… just in case… but only just in case that you still don’t get the reason why Anne’s book hooked me so tightly… let me tell you more.

If you add to it “A Guide to Getting the Job Done,” obviously you now have the whole picture. In fact, let’s admit that it was not only the genre but “The Workplace Writer’s Process” title was “guilty as charged” for the mentioned hook. The luck was revealed to me in three steps.įirst, her comments grabbed my attention.Īnd, the third step was… evidently… reading her book.īeing a writer myself, the genre her books belongs to hooked me instantly.

It was a kind of an extremely lucky day, the day I’ve met Anne Janzer on Slack. Free Course – How to Write your First Book.
