Here's the list, but you'll want to read the article to see the explanation of each tip:
- Be sure you understand the client's problem.
- Don't rely exclusively on computer research.
- Never turn in a preliminary version of a work in progress.
- Summarize your conclusions up front.
- Make your summary understandable to outsiders.
- Don't be too tentative in your conclusions, but don't be too cocksure, either.
- Strike the right professional tone: natural but not chatty.
- Master the approved citation form.
- Cut every unnecessary sentence; then go back through and cut every unnecessary word.
- Proofread one more time than you think necessary.
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