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Question: When you write e-mails and any type of business correspondence you need to be brief. you need to be clear, and then you need to be gone.Ask yourself. Why am | writing this document? If you are confused. the reader will be even more confused! Who is your audience? What does your audience already know? How technical should you be? If your reader is a stickler for details, be sure to include details.' If you can substantiate your position with facts. ?gures, numbers. and percentages, be sure to include them. Watch your choice of words. Your tone is equally as important as the content. In your original post, answer the following: - Find a management or businesserelated article of your choosing. preferably on a topic that you know a lot about or that relates to your career path. - Summarize the article for an audience that knows very little about the subject. Your goal is to translate the article so that your audience will understand the content after reading your summary. a Include one statement or idea that uses heuristics , labeled as an educated guess, intuition, rule of thumb, etc. Explain why you used heuristics in this statement or idea.