Poor Editing Undermines Good Safety Thinking

There is a strong trend among occupational health and safety (OHS) professionals and leadership coaches to self-publish books. Printing technology has made this much easier than previously. Artificial Intelligence will make it more so. The content might be okay, but many of these books need professional editing. Reading and learning are not just about the words on the page but also about the experience of reading a book that should become a treasured friend and a reliable reference.

Sadly, I recently purchased a book that is full of good intentions, but it’s not enjoyable.

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