β Scribed by Richard Worth
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Communication is a vital part of our daily routines. We sit in school and listen to teachers. We read books and magazines. We talk to friends, watch television, and communicate over the Internet.The workplace is no different. Experts tell us that 70-80 percent of our working time is spent in some kind of communication. We're reading and writing memos, listening to our coworkers, or having one-to-one conversations with our supervisors.Communication involves at least two people: the sender and the receiver. In this book, we'll look at four types of communication between senders and receivers: writing, speaking, listening, and conducting meetings, Each one is important to your success in the workplace.
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Discusses communication skills needed in the workplace, including writing concise reports, public speaking, and communicating in meetings and other company settings.
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Knowing how to communicate clearly and effectively in the workplace is one of the keys to career success. "Communication Skills, Third Edition" focuses on the importance of solid speaking, writing, listening, and conversational skills for thriving in the workplace. Coverage also includes communicati
64 pages : 24 cm