Communication for Business and the Professions: Strategies and Skills is a current and comprehensive resource with an easy-to-navigate structure that makes this sometimes challenging subject easy to learn. Plain-English explanations provide students with a solid background to the theory of communication and how to interact effectively. A variety of features and activities stimulate critical thinking and promote active learning. Working models enable students to practise and refine how well they communicate. The sixth edition features exciting new content on some of the most dynamic areas of busine.
See Roger E. Axtell , Do's and Taboos Around the World , 2d . ed . ( New York : Wiley , 1990 ) . The example and the following discussion are based on Axtell's review of CHAPTER 5 Listening in the Communication Environment W e have.
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This collection of activities involves participants directly in the learning process through its interactive approach. The exercises are basic enough to include in any training program that incorporates communication skills.
Reflecting today's e-inundated marketplace, this comprehensive text covers the basics for all forms of business communication, from letters to e-mail, business plans to presentations, listening skills to nonverbal messages, diversity to ...