In Susan Adams article, "Why Grammar Counts at Work", she states that the most important

 

reasons for using good grammer in the professional workplace is intelligence, etiquette, and

 

respect. Her argument is that whe someone is speaking with good grammar it maes that person

 

seem more comprehensive. People who speak with good grammar show better etiquette when

 

they speak. They have a stronger ethical behavior when in a professional environment. They are

 

also more respected. They seem to have worth or excellence of themselves.

 

    In Kyle Wiens article, "I Won't Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here's Why.", he feels that

 

is is very important to use good grammar. He thinks people who use good grammar have a

 

better work ethic. They will make less mistakes not only in writing, but in anything. He also feels

 

that people who use good grammar have better attention to detail. This is why he would hire

 

someone that uses good grammar and feels that it is important as he does. 

 

    Why does good grammar count at work? Well, when you go to a workplave you never would

 

want to  sound ignorant or like you have no understanding of what you are speaking about. This

 

is where the use of good grammar comes into play. Six best arguments from the two articles

 

about why grammar counts at work are intelligence, ettiquette, respect, a better work ethic,

 

attention to detai, and the importance of grammar.