Professional Documents
Culture Documents
MOBILE WORLD
a. Decoding
b. Encoding
c. Feedback
d. Communication
a. Sender
b. Decoding
c. feedback
d. barcoding
a. informal communication.
b. interoffice communication.
c. network communication.
d. serial communication.
1. Why are communication skills important for your career in relation to the changing
nature of employment?
- Your career will give you the opportunity to communicate, collaborate and share ideas
with many people, both inside and outside your organization
- You may be an employee, executive, consultant or freelancer to a company
- You may become an entrepreneur
- In all these roles, communication skills may be the single most important skill you
possess
2. How would multiple messages interfere with the process of communication and lead to a
misunderstanding?
It has come to my attention that many of you are lying on your time cards. If you come in
late, you should not put 8:00 on your card. If you take a long lunch, you should not put
1:00 on your time card. I will not stand for this type of cheating. I simply have no choice
but to institute an employee monitoring system. Beginning next Monday, video cameras
will be installed at all entrances to the building, and your entry and exit times will be
logged each time you use electronic key cards to enter or leave. Anyone who is late for
work or late coming back from lunch more than three times will have to answer to me. I
don’t care if you had to take a nap or if you girls had to shop. This is a place of
business, and we do not want to be taken advantage of by slackers who are cheaters to
boot. It is too bad that a few bad apples always have to spoil things for everyone.
(1): ineffective – the reader feel like they are forced to do the manager’s demand
(2):
3. Practice YOU-VIEW POINT