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Social media B. Mobile communication C. E-mail 1. Use an appropriate e-mail address 3. Create a descriptive subject line 4. Compose clear, concise messages 5. Recognize e-mail limitations D. Students can keep a journal of their observations of listening habits and non-verbal behaviors and share them with the class. Students can analyze the effectiveness of their recent e-mail communications based on the e-mail tips given in the chapter.
Chapter 2: Improving Personal and Organizational Communications 7 3. Students can observe and report on their postural habits and the influence of posture on their personal confidence and effectiveness in communicating face to face. Students should list the number of times they stop listening and interject their own stories during conversations with friends, family, and coworkers. Students will learn some common polite phrases and basic etiquette for interacting with people in Poland and Greece.
Encourage students to identify the communication filters see Fig. Students should decide whether or not to alert coworkers to a potential upcoming reduction in force based on a tip-off from a friend outside the company , then defend this decision.
After recording a response to each item, students select a skill or attitude they would like to improve and describe the steps they will take to achieve this goal.
Ask students to form pairs and be prepared to discuss specific information about their present or past work situation. Allow approximately 3—4 minutes following the exercise for students to write down their insights as to whether or not the other person really listened to what was being said.
Open a larger group discussion with students sharing their findings. Students will evaluate the communication style of Steve Jobs as described in the chapter. Students can imagine themselves interacting with Steve Jobs and develop strategies for communicating effectively with him by adjusting their own message delivery and listening practices. Students can imagine themselves in a mentoring role, providing Steve Jobs with an evaluation and improvement plan for his employee communication style.
Students can discuss where employers should draw the line with respect to social media use by employees. They can outline the policies they would put in place for the use of social media. Students will learn to set up Google alerts, and can use these alerts to monitor and evaluate positive and negative comments about a particular topic that appear in social media. How does the varied emphasis change the meaning of the sentence? Note to the Instructor: Have eight different individuals read the sentence in class.
After each reading, briefly discuss with the class the change, if any, in the meaning of the sentence. The authors continue to build on the latest workforce developments, global trends, and communication technologies that influence human relations. Self-assessments and self-development opportunities throughout the book teach students to assume responsibility for improving their personal skills and competencies.
This comprehensive 13th edition addresses topics of emerging importance, with expanded coverage of generational differences and changing issues women and men face in the workplace.
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Rosa means she wants a winner; Andrew thinks she means that she wants to drop the project and get as far away from it as possible. This misunderstanding is an example of the communication filter of A emotions. B role expectations. D attitudes. Answer : C. Rana has been promoted to Director. Many of her colleagues that worked with her when she was an assistant director may encounter challenges in working with her now due to which filter?
Women use conversation as a way to A build and maintain relationships. B negotiate. C exchange information. D discover differences and uniqueness. B tone. C personal space. D eye contact. Answer : D. B it gives the impression that you can be trusted.
C people can become suspicious of your intentions. D the verbal message is dominant. Answer : B. Mark has arrived at the company picnic and is looking forward to mingling with his colleagues on the relaxing beach shore. He spots his boss near the grill and approaches to chat. In this situation, Mark should chat at a A personal distance of 18 inches to 4 feet. B personal distance of 4 to 12 feet.
C social distance of 18 inches to 4 feet. D social distance of 4 to 12 feet. B many small jobs to do at one time. C continuous information streaming in.
D all of the above Answer : D. Critical listening involves a number of important skills, including A being patient. B analyzing presented information.
C using words carefully. D demonstrating a listening attitude. Barbara wants to be a more empathic listener. To do that, she needs to A practice patience and be nonjudgmental when listening. B take notes and ask reflecting questions. C listen primarily for facts and avoid semantic confusion.
One of the best ways for management to cope with the grapevine is to identify the organization's information leaders and use them to promptly and honestly clarify information heard via the grapevine. In a typical organization, employees are eager to share ideas and point out problems. Hence, it is relatively easy for managers to build a climate that supports upward communication.
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