Article by Ken O’Quinn in Communication World magazine
Don Murray, a former Pulitzer Prize winner and author of 10 books on writing, always said he was still a young writer trying to learn his craft.
Writing - You Never Master the Craft
Don Murray, a former Pulitzer Prize winner and author of 10 books on writing, always said he was still a young writer trying to learn his craft.
Writing - You Never Master the Craft
As a contributing author in this book on leadership, Ken offers insights and tips for managing difficult conversations, providing effective feedback, and being authentic. Order here.
Provides the right words and phrases for any situation - quickly. The book was reprinted in Japanese because of high-volume sales there.
The Association for Talent Development invited Ken to write this 22-page booklet for the TD at Work series.
I learned more helpful tips than in any other writing course in the past 40 years. As an engineer, knowing the “why” is important.
I am pleased to announce we will be modifying our press release format. The new format is in line with the recommendations of Ken O’Quinn, who has conducted the writing workshops for worldwide PR. While they may seem subtle, the changes are powerful when it comes to conveying a strong, clear message.
What a teacher you are. In your brief session, you taught me four valuable things.
The feedback from the 40+ communicators who participated in the workshops was overwhelmingly positive. He is passionate about good writing, and it is contagious when he presents. We’re already planning to have him back.
Ken’s writing workshops received the highest evaluations of any training we’ve done in my five years here.
That was a great presentation. We’re getting rave reviews. It was new information, thoughtfully presented and highly interactive. We loved it! Let’s discuss having you come back.
My team had some great feedback on the time they spent with you. They really learned a lot and you received rave reviews.
Participating in your course was one of my best experiences in the past few years. It was such a pleasure to be in a room full of people whose goal was to strengthen their writing, and you did a fantastic job of leading the class.
Thanks for a great session. You are a sincerely great writing teacher.
You are such an interesting, knowledgeable, and entertaining speaker. Feedback was uniformly enthusiastic.