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Trump doesn't care about spelling but should we?
Does spelling and grammar matter? The leader of the free world, US President Donald Trump doesn't seem to think so. His communications are littered with mistakes, misspellings and grammatical errors that invariably descend into farce.
Like spelling "unprecedented" wrongly before changing it later and denying it, or constantly spelling then Prime Minister Theresa May's name as "Teresa May", not realising that the second May (that he openly tagged in tweets) was a soft-porn actress. "Covfefe" indeed!
If the leader of a country can operate with such disregard for language and correctness, does it really matter if your employees do the same? After all, communication today is mostly made via email, instant messaging and across social channels. Rarely considered and often executed on the move.
We've all seen online news articles, social media posts and other digital content where the spelling is loose, to say the least. It's pretty routine.
Yet how you...