Redação Oficial – Objetividade | Tudo o que Você Precisa Saber!
Décio Terror · 1,088 words · 5 min read · EN

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Alright, guys? Let's go, then. So let's take the attribute of objectivity now, okay? So, let's go, let's look at that attribute. What is an objective text, right? This is objective language. So, let's go. What is the attribute of objectivity ? Being objective means going directly to the point you want to address, without
beating around the bush, without circumlocution, without redundancy. OK? So, being objective means being direct. That's the idea, okay? So, being objective means getting straight to the point, without beating around the bush , without beating around the bush, without redundancies. To achieve this, it is essential that the writer knows from Anton what the main idea is and what the
secondary ideas are. Remember when we did a little question about this , working on objectivity, right? So, you see, whenever we're going to discuss a topic, I like to use this example here. So, for example, the server needs to report that there was a problem with a machine, OK? He has a problem with a machine and
requests a repair. So, look, in an official document, in official correspondence, in a formal document, it will immediately state that there was this damage and that there is a need for a new machine, okay? So, right off the bat, he says that. He avoids starting the text by talking about such and such a day, when such and such happened
, so-and-so was careless here and ended up doing something else, and so on. You don't start with secondary issues. So, whenever we're going to write a text, or something like that , when we're going to write a text, a note, whatever it is, we always have in mind what's most important. So, we shouldn't
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