Bilingual Bio-Tech Researcher Uses Wordzen to Overcome Business Email Challenges

Anyone who has learned a second language knows what a challenging task it can be. Even accomplished linguists complain that some terms or phrases can be difficult to recall, especially when there’s no direct translation from their native language. The issue is compounded when writing professionally, such as in business emails that include technical terms or industry jargon.

This is certainly true for Julian, who is a researcher for a US biotechnology firm that markets a dehydration preventive. Their innovative product helps patients undergoing treatment for serious diseases such as cancer – treatments that cause dehydration which, in turn, causes other problems. While Julian is fluent in both Spanish and English, explaining the details of the company’s product and research in technical terms can be challenging, and there are instances where his use of phrases differs from that of a native English speaker.

“I write emails on a daily basis to physicians and executives of healthcare companies. The words I use are very important. Hydration is critical, and our product needs to be explained concisely and with great accuracy,” he says.

Julian learned about Wordzen from the CEO of his company, who is also from Latin America and has been a Wordzen user since 2014. “Besides the time that Wordzen’s editors save me,” the CEO explains, “the qualitative value that they give me is a tremendous contribution to my work. Others may not be concerned about proper language use in their business communications, but we are determined to do everything the right way.”

Julian adds, “I am often complimented on my emails, and I appreciate that, but it is also important that I am learning from the editors at Wordzen.”

Wordzen’s experienced editors review emails and then rewrite them for clarity and tone, ensuring that they present impeccable grammar, perfect spelling, and proper punctuation. The editing service is particularly useful for people who write a lot of business emails, even outside of their regular business hours.

It’s easy to sign up for Wordzen. All you need is Gmail and the Chrome browser; then visit www.wordzen.com to add the program to Gmail. Wordzen is a paid service, but there is a free trial for new users.