Jules
12 posts
By job definition I'm a healthcare worker, but I also like to call myself a writer. I love words; I love reading them and I love writing them. Writing is a beautiful craft that one never stops learning, so I read a great deal too. I enjoy writing for LifeSIGNS and for myself, and I feel honoured and privileged to be writing for Kilobox amid such professional people.
My first intranet
Intranets are not just for large corporations. Jules explains how a cloud based workplace revolutionises a small organisation.
Healthy comms
Written records are a matter of life and death in Jules' work.
Work / life balance when working from home
Jules knows a thing or two about self-management. Working from home, away from colleagues and office culture, even in this digitally connected age, can send your routines into a spin.
Tiny business comms
The challenge of finding a balance between friendliness and professionalism in a tiny business.
Truth in comms
To be honest with you…now that’s a phrase you hear too often, and I’m sure I’m guilty of…
Slow writing
I read an article in The Guardian on the art of slow reading, and how skim reading on…
Love of the written
We bandy the word 'passion' around too much, but love of the λόγος (logos) should drive our written expressions.
Hello?!
Jules returns to discuss the importance of a salutation when emailing, and how to respond to antagonism.
Good old pen and paper
Jules visits us again to talk about fountain pens and real stamps.
Writers need to read
Jules, a regular contributor to kilobox communiqué, shares her thoughts on how reading helps you write.
How important is spelling?
Guest writer Jules returns to discuss speling - no seriously!
Pleasing all of the people, all of the time…
My first guest author, Jules, talks about writing for several distinct audiences, and her own confidence in writing.