How to Write Japanese Business Documents

Japanese companies are increasingly hiring people from different countries, but many of these employees find writing business documents in Japanese quite difficult. This excellent book aims to help address that by specifically focusing on internal business documents and providing readers with a step-by-step guide to improve their writing ability. The first half of the book looks at 10 basic rules for business writing, including appropriate style, tips for keeping things clear and concise and distinguishing between facts and opinion. This section was written in response to the most made mistakes by foreign learners in the business environment, so it’s perfect for helping you improve your ability to write accurately and in an appropriate tone.  In the second half of the book, there is the opportunity to study the composition of daily reports, training manuals, meeting minutes, approval documents, and proposals—all of which are frequently created internally—and develop the necessary practical skills through exercises. There is a full answer key in the back of the book and additional activities available to download, making this book perfect for self-study. This is a highly recommended book for anyone working in a Japanese company that needs to work on their written communication.     Structure:   -   15 units covering different areas of business writing -   Vocabulary list (roughly JLPT N2 level) -   Answer key with examples -  Additional online resources   Recommended for you if:   -   You work in a Japanese company or are planning to in the future -   Your Japanese is around JLPT N3-N1 level -   You like having English/Chinese/Vietnamese translations of key vocabulary -   You are looking to improve your Japanese writing ability    About this volume:   Original Title: １０の基本ルールで学ぶ 外国人のためのビジネス文書の書き方 Pages: 125 (20-page answers and examples supplement) ISBN: 978-4-88319-896-2 Book Size: B5 Languages: Japanese, with English, Chinese and Vietnamese translations of key vocabulary Publication Date: September 22, 2021   If you like this, you might like:   Japanese for Business: How to write Business Mail in Japanese Japanese for Business: How to Make Business Phone Calls Intermediate Business Japanese with Case Studies for Foreigners