This document discusses common causes of bad writing. It identifies several bad writing habits including using speech patterns in writing, poor punctuation control, weak grammar and syntax, overly long sentences, unrelated clauses, jumbled vocabulary, straining to impress readers, and overusing cliches. One of these habits, using speech patterns in writing, is then discussed in more detail. The document notes that while ungrammatical and incomplete speech is acceptable when talking, writing requires complete, carefully constructed sentences since it lacks tone of voice, accent, stress, and facial expressions to guide meaning.
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Schlumberger Aptitude Tests
Numerical Reasoning Test
Mechanical Reasoning Test
Abstract Reasoning
Various Level Placement Tests
if you apply for Field Engineer Position, will be 3 stage of the requirement.
1st is communication test, 2nd is aptitude test (it's the test about technical test, try to learn about electrical, physics,mechanical,and match also),3rd is group discussion test (you have to solve some problem, and you have to work as a team)
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Bad Writing will be 3 stage of the requirement. 1st is communication test
This document discusses common causes of bad writing. It identifies several bad writing habits including using speech patterns in writing, poor punctuation control, weak grammar and syntax, overly long sentences, unrelated clauses, jumbled vocabulary, straining to impress readers, and overusing cliches. One of these habits, using speech patterns in writing, is then discussed in more detail. The document notes that while ungrammatical and incomplete speech is acceptable when talking, writing requires complete, carefully constructed sentences since it lacks tone of voice, accent, stress, and facial expressions to guide meaning.
This document discusses common causes of bad writing. It identifies several bad writing habits including using speech patterns in writing, poor punctuation control, weak grammar and syntax, overly long sentences, unrelated clauses, jumbled vocabulary, straining to impress readers, and overusing cliches. One of these habits, using speech patterns in writing, is then discussed in more detail. The document notes that while ungrammatical and incomplete speech is acceptable when talking, writing requires complete, carefully constructed sentences since it lacks tone of voice, accent, stress, and facial expressions to guide meaning.
This is a short rogues gallery of bad practice. It is short because we dont
want to dwell on negative examples, but it exists to offer a few warnings and to explain how problems are often caused. Most of the items have been mentioned elsewhere in advice on what to avoid, or cautions of one kind or another. I think they are worth second mention in a different context. What are the most common causes of bad writing? Well, some people are just not used to expressing themselves on paper at all, and cant be expected to write fluently. Apart from that however, the following bad habits and misunderstandings cause the most problems. They are not in any particular order. Some people may be stuck with just one of these weaknesses. In the worst cases they may be suffering with more than one.
Using speech patterns
Using speech patterns in writing
Poor control of punctuation Weak grammar and syntax Sentences too long Unrelated clauses Jumbled vocabulary Straining to impress Mired in clich
When we speak to each other, we dont use grammatically complete
sentences, careful constructions, and beautifully modulated syntax. Our utterances are often quite ungrammatical, abbreviated, and incomplete. We might say She wasnt there at home, itll be later when Im going to call: this would be acceptable in speech. But we would write She was not at home, so I will call again later. If these habits of speech are carried over into the written language the results are usually not very good. Remember that on the page we do not have any of the other parts of spoken communication to guide us: tone of voice, accent, stress, and facial expression are absent. The two forms of communication may both use words as their basic element, but they are two different codes.