One of the most important skills for employees of an international company, whose company language is English, is the skills of writing clear and concise communications. This is not only true for needing to communicate to their international clients and suppliers. But it’s especially true for internal communications. Indeed, for career advancement, there is perhaps an even greater requirement to write project briefs and requests, reports, executive summaries, meeting summaries, and emails in a clear, concise and professional style than there is for external partners. The reason for this is that good business decisions depend on clear communication. This is true up and down and across the company structure. It is far easier to coordinate internal projects and share ideas when all coworkers understand the ideas that are being put forth, as well as processes for completing the project. When employees understand what they can expect of each other, morale often improves. Likewise, ...