Writing Instructions
> *DQ 1…”*Writing Instructions*”* Please respond to the following
>
> – Discuss the pros and cons for companies to write instructions in
> multiple languages on the same document.
> – Is it possible to create assembly instructions that everyone can
> follow? Discuss the practical nature of creating such a
>
>
> – *DQ 2…”*Writing Good Instructions*”* Please respond to the following
>
>
> – Review the nine steps to composing instructions. Then, assess which is
> the most likely violation that can occur when writing instructions.
> Provide
> your reason(s).
> Provide
> your reason(s).
> – Discuss and give an example when it might be appropriate to omit
> explanations from your instructions. Then, discuss the possible
> consequence(s) of the omission. document and the possible trade-offs or
> pros and cons of attempting to do so
>
>
> submit as separate word documents
>
> 2 references each
>
> use subtitles
>
> APA formatting
> consequence(s) of the omission. document and the possible trade-offs or
> pros and cons of attempting to do so
>
>
> submit as separate word documents
>
> 2 references each
>
> use subtitles
>
> APA formatting
preview of the answer..
According to Archer & Hughes (2004), a major advantage of writing instructions in multiple languages is that companies find it easier to provide customers with an accurate description of how a products works, and as a way of meeting the regulatory standards or requirements for providing specific information on consumer products. Giving instructions in multiple languages is also an appropriate strategy that companies can use to ensure that customers from diverse backgrounds gain a solid understanding of their products. With an …
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