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Course title:	Click here to select course title.Advanced Workshop for Technical WritersConducting Spoken BriefingsDocumenting Business & Technical RequirementsDocumenting Effective ProceduresDocumenting Policy and ProceduresDocumenting Process and ProceduresDocumenting User Needs and Task AnalysisESL Writer's WorkshopExcellence in Business Writing I: The BasicsExcellence in Business Writing II: Strategy and PersuasionGrammar & Style RefresherGrammar RefresherMaking the Writing Process Work for YouProposals and Business WritingProposals with the Competitive EdgeReport WritingSummarizing SkillsTen Grammar Style SecretsUser Guides That Get Used!Writing Audit ReportsWriting Better EmailWriting Briefing NotesWriting Business CasesWriting Digital ContentWriting Effective EmailWriting Evaluation ReportsWriting Effective Marketing DocumentsWriting Effectively (York Region)Writing for Audit and EvaluationWriting for DEIAWriting for Low-Literacy ReadersWriting Operational ReportsWriting Process for ScientistsWriting RFPs: Precision, Accuracy, Results!Writing Strategically for Senior ManagersWriting for the WebWriting Strategies for the WebWriting Technical Information EffectivelyOther

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1. What percentage of your total job time do you spend writing? Include in this percentage the time you spend writing emails of several paragraphs or longer.
less than 10%10%20%30%40%50%60%More than 60%

2. What kind of documents are you responsible for? For what purpose do you write these documents?

3. Describe your writing process from start to finish.

4. Are the documents you write available to the public? YesNoSometimes

5. Are you currently using AI tools such as Copilot or ChatGPT in your writing?

6. What comments or complaints do your readers–such as managers, supervisors, or customers–make about your writing? Include in detail any issues of style, grammar, and the organization of your ideas.

7. Irrespective of what your readers say about your writing, what do YOU want to improve on by taking this course? Include things about writing that you find difficult, even if you do them well.