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Power Tools for Technical Communication

Power Tools for Technical Communication
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Categories: Technical Writing

Author: David A. McMurrey
Paperback: 459 pages
ISBN-13: 978-0155068988

Grounded in authentic workplace scenarios, the step-by-step approach of POWER TOOLS FOR TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION prepares students for real world communication and workplace problem solving.

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