Business Communication/Les communications d'affaires

If you are a CGA or student in the CGA program, you most likely have taken at least one business writing course. Considering the vast amount of communication that occurs in writing, from formal reports to casual texts and emails, it becomes difficult to ignore how heavily you rely on written communi...

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