Translingualism refers to an orientation in scholarship that recognizes the fluidity of
language boundaries and endorses a greater tolerance for the plurality of Englishes …

This study explores a comprehensive sample of experimental and quasi-experimental
research within five leading technical communication journals over a 20-year period …

Using four between-subjects experiments (N 1= 106, N 2= 166, N 3= 159, and N 4= 164),
this project tests the ways audiences process grammatical errors in news articles. In all …

Spelling deficiencies are becoming a growing concern among employers, but few studies
have quantified this phenomenon and its impact on recruiters' choice. This article aims to …

The analysis of hiring penalties due to spelling errors has been restricted to white-collar
occupations and error-laden resumes. Moreover, the mechanisms underlying these …

Many communication instructors make allowances for grammatical error in nonnative
English speakers' writing, but do businesspeople do the same? We asked 169 …

The authors assessed writing attitudes and epistemologies of 117 first-year and 329 upper-
level undergraduates. Attitude scales assessed enjoyment of writing, self-ratings of writing …

Despite the time spent on writing at work and employers' dissatisfaction with their
employees' spelling skills, little is known about recruiters' attribution, and decision making …

The resume remains a common selection method used by organizations; however, much of
the resume research literature is dated and there is a lack of an organizing framework …

In the last few years, several scholars have been exploring some intriguing questions about
the origins and evolution of rhetorical genres1: Where do genres come from? What is the …