Critical Reasoning

When writing business letters or memos, it’s not
practical to be personal. Though the first-person
point of view may make the reader feel close to
the writer, it also implies a certain subjectivity.
That is, the writer is expressing a personal view
from a personal perspective.
This paragraph best supports the statement that
a. writing a first-person business correspondence
will prevent the writer from getting
promoted.
b. effective business writing is one of the
most important skills to have in an office
environment.
c. using the first-person point of view in business
correspondence is not a wise choice.
d. the first-person point of view expresses a
personal view and a personal perspective.
e. the first-person point of view is appropriate
when writing a letter of thanks.

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