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A newly hired colleague has asked for your advice about revising e-mail messages, text messages, and tweets. Which of the following is the best advice you can give her?

▸ In today's fast-paced digital age, you shouldn't take time to revise e-mail messages, text messages, or tweets because doing so reduces productivity.

▸ People don't expect informal text messages and tweets to be perfect, so don't worry about revising them.

▸ In the revision stage, make sure that your message says what you mean, so you can create the best impression on your reader.

▸ Text messages and tweets are too informal to be used in a business environment.

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Business Communication: Process and Product: Brief Edition

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