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Grammar Police: Numbers

June 28, 2009 by Allison Boyer  
Filed under Freelancing

Grammar Police: Numbers

Using numbers in your writing isn’t as hard as you may thing…and there is actually a huge amount of flexibility when it comes to writing with numbers. Let’s go over some basic rules, though:

Spell out numbers less than 10.
Use digits for numbers over nine.
Be consistent if there are two or more numbers in a sentence and one is over ten.
Spell out fractions like one-half, using a hyphens.
Use digits for decimals like 0.19. Add a zero to the front unless the decimal starts with a zero.
Spell out large round numbers like one million or seven thousand.
Spell out the number if it …read more

How Are YOU Crunching the Numbers?

December 14, 2007 by Jim Gordon  
Filed under Leadership

How Are YOU Crunching the Numbers?

In a perfect world, we would get perfect answers.  In a perfect world, probability would reign supreme.  We don’t live in a perfect world, though (relatively speaking), so why do you plan like we do?  Entrepreneurs can make huge mistakes by making dumb assumptions.  Let’s say you set a release date for some software you are making – you set the official shipping date t0 January 5, 2008… but you still have some developing to do.  Well according to your plans, you should be done with a week to spare!  Uh oh – you forgot one major, missed assumption.  You’re …read more


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