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Guides

Guides on the kinds of work people most often bring to HAITE. Each one starts with a real piece of work and what HAITE said about it, then explains how to fix the problem yourself.

• How to write an essay introduction that isn't a placeholder
  Most weak essay introductions say nothing a reader could disagree with. How to write one that sets up a real argument, with a real example.
• Staring at a blank page? How to start an essay in ten minutes
  Hours of planning and nothing written is a common trap. A ten minute method to get from a blank document to a thesis and a plan.
• How to write a CV summary without buzzwords
  Passionate, results-driven team player tells an employer nothing. A simple formula for a CV summary that says what you do and backs it up.
• Is your presentation actually finished? A checklist before you present
  Slide titles and a missing chart are an outline, not a presentation. A checklist for knowing when a deck is really done.
• From buzzwords to a plan: rewriting a strategy slide
  A strategy slide full of jargon says nothing. A real before and after rated by HAITE, from 1.5 out of 10 to a plan, and what a strategy needs.
• Why “big things coming” is a weak caption, and what to write instead
  Vague teaser captions give people nothing to respond to. How to write captions that say something, with a real caption HAITE rated 2 out of 10.

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