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    How to use this book! Chapter outlines, learning objectives, and

    headings all provide previews of thecontents. They can give you hooks on

    which to hang the information you arereading.

    ! Examples of written documents provide

    illustrations of effective and ineffective

    communications. Comment in red ink

    highlight problems; those in blue ink noteeffective practices

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    How to use this book! Words & phrases in bold are defined in

    the glossaryat the end of the book.

    !

    Sidebarsprovide workplace examplesofideas discussed in the text. They arecategorizedfor you bythe iconsthat

    appear beside them.o On-the-job examples have flip chart icons.

    o

    Ethics & legal examples have scale icons.

    o Technology examples have laptop icons.

    o International examples have globe icons.

    o Fun examples have balloon icons.

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    How to use this book! Chapter summaries at the end of each

    chapter, and reviews questions at thebeginning of each set of chapter exercises,

    help you review the chapters for retention.

    ! The last problem in each set of chapter

    exercises is an ongoing case to provide youwith a richer context for problem solving. Itinvolves the home store chain Mosaic &

    various characters: Yvonne, Demetri, andSarah (Three main characters)

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    Succeeding in Business

    Communication andManagement

    !Types

    !

    Purposes!Audiences

    !

    Benefits and Costs

    !

    Criteria

    !Goodwill

    !

    Conventions!Analysis

    !

    Problem Solving

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    1. The Nature of Communication

    ! What is Communication?

    ! Is Communication a natural process?

    !

    Can it be learned/improved?! Am I a good Communicator?

    ! If yes, why? If no, why?

    ! Is Communicating easy?

    !

    Do I enjoy Communicating? If yes, why? If

    no, why?

    ! Who do I communicate?

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    Definition!Communication is the major

    way we influence the behavior

    of others!Communication is the

    transmission of a message

    between two or more people

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    Six Major Variables in the

    Communication Process1. The Sender/Encoder

    2. The Message

    3.

    The Channel

    4. The Receiver/Decoder

    5.

    Perception6. Feedback

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    ! Interpersonal barriers: problems with the

    climate of the relationship, values held,and negative attitudes held by the

    participants.

    ! Individualbarriers: problems with individual

    competencies to think and act, which

    would include physical ailments or

    handicaps, and problems with individual

    skills in receiving and transmittinginformation, which would include poor

    listening and reading skills and

    psychological consideration

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    ! Economic, geographic, and temporal

    barriers: problems with time and dollar

    costs, different locations, and the effects of

    time upon reception of the message.

    ! Channelandmediabarriers: problems that

    confront the issue of how to bestcommunicate a message. (For example, it

    is best to transmit a message face to face

    rather than in writing?)

    ! Technological barriers: problems with too

    much information for the capacity of the

    recipient.

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    Types of Communication! Verbal

    ! Face-to-face

    !

    Phoneconversations

    ! Informal meetings

    ! Presentations

    !

    E-mail messages

    ! Web sites

    ! Nonverbal

    ! Computer graphics

    !

    Company logos!

    Smiles

    ! Size of an office

    ! Location of people

    at meetings

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    Essentials to cover for Chapter 1! Communicationhelps organizations and

    the peoplein them achieve their goals. The

    ability to write and speak well becomesincreasingly importantas people rise in an

    organization.

    !

    People put things in writing to create arecord, to convey complex data, to makethings convenient for the reader, to save

    money, and to convey their own message

    more effectively.

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    Essentials to cover for Chapter 1! Internal messages go to people inside

    the organization. External messages

    go to audience outside: clients,customers, suppliers, stockholders,

    the government, the media, and the

    general public.

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    Succeeding against the Odds! Communication skills as a technique

    of survival.

    !

    Had to communicate or die.!Among other things, if we want to

    communicate with employees,

    managers, and even competitors we

    must ask ourselves not what we

    want but what they want.

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    Communication Purposes!All business communication has three

    basic purposes

    !

    To inform (explain)! To request or persuade (urge action)

    ! To build goodwill (make good image)

    ! Most messages have more than one

    purpose (multiple purposes)

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    Audiences! Internal

    ! People inside organization

    !

    Ex: subordinates, superiors, peers! External

    ! People outside organization

    ! Ex: customers, suppliers, distributors,

    unions, stockholders, potentialemployees, government agencies, the

    press & the general public.

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    Figure 1.2.Example of External Audiences

    CompetitorsTrade assns.

    Distributors

    WholesalersFranchiseesRetailersAgents

    Legislators

    Gov.

    Employmentagencies

    CustomersClients

    StockholdersInvestors

    Lenders

    Subsidiaries

    Suppliers

    Media

    Foreigngovernmentsand offices

    CourtsSpecial interest

    groups

    General publicPotentialemployees,stockholders,customers

    Professional servicesUnions

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    Internal Documents produced in

    one organization

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    External Documents produced in

    one organization

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    Definition of '10-K

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    Benefits and Costs! Effective communication

    ! Saves time

    !

    Makes efforts more effective! Communicates points more clearly

    ! Builds goodwill

    ! Poor communication

    !

    Wastes time! Wastes efforts

    ! Loses goodwill

    ! Creates legal problems

    1. Stiff,legallanguage2. Selfishtone3. Mainpointburied4. Vaguerequests5. Misusedwords

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    Criteria for Effective Messages! Clear

    ! Complete

    !

    Correct

    ! Saves receivers time

    ! Builds goodwill

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    Goodwill = Positive Image

    !A goodwill message

    ! Presents positive image of

    communicators and theirorganization

    ! Treats audience as a person,

    not a number

    !

    Cements good relationshipbetween audience and

    communicator 4321-37

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    Fastest Ways to Lose Goodwill! Use improper courtesy titles

    ! Employ bureaucratic and legalistic

    language! Convey a selfish tone

    ! Bury the main point

    !

    Make a vague request! Misuse or misspell words

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    Further References

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    In many Western society! NOTmaintain goodeyecontact is

    regarded as being suspiciousor shiftycharacter

    Americans!Avoidingeyecontactis regarded as

    unfriendly, insecure, untrustworthy,

    inattentiveand impersonal.

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    In Japan!

    Loweringones eyeswhen speaking to a

    superioris a gesture of respect

    In Great Britain! To show politeness, the English are taughtto pay strictattentionto a speaker, to

    listencarefully, and to blinkhis eyesto let

    the speaker know he or she has beenunderstoodas well as heard.

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    In China!

    Chinese persons widenedeyesas an

    expression of astonishmentinstead of as a

    danger signal.

    In Africa! In Nigeria, having longerlookingtime, but

    prolongedeyecontact from an individual

    of lowerstatusis considered disrespectful.

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    Class activities:

    ! Before receiving a visitor from a foreign

    country or before travelling abroad you

    need to think about the cultural issues that

    may affect the relationship.! Suggest some basic research that you should do

    before receiving your visitor, or before travelling.

    What issues should you think about?

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    Before meeting business partners and fellowprofessional from other countries, you couldfind out about their country:

    ! Political situation

    ! Cultural and regional differences

    ! Religion

    !

    The role of women in business and in society as awhole

    ! Transportation and telecommunication system

    ! The economy

    !

    The main companies! The main imports and exports

    ! The market for the industrial sector which interests you

    ! competitors

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    You might also want to find out:

    ! Which topics are safe for small talk

    ! Which topic are best avoided

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    If you are going to visit anothercountry, find out about:

    ! The conventions regarding socializing

    !Attitudes toward foreigners

    !

    Attitude towards gifts

    ! The extent to which public, business and

    private lives are mixed or are kept separate

    !

    Conventions regarding food and drink

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    You might also like to find out about

    !

    The weather at the relevant time of the year

    ! Public holidays

    ! The conventions regarding working hours

    !

    Leisure interests

    ! Tourism

    ! Dress

    !

    Body language

    ! language

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    ! Introducing someone

    This is He/Shes my Personal Assistant

    Can I introduce you to He/Shes our (Project Manager).Id like to introduce you to

    ! Meeting someone and small talk

    Please to meet you.

    Its a pleasure.How was your trip? Did you have a good flight/trip/journey?

    How are things in (London)?

    How long are you staying in (New York)?

    I hope you like it.Is your hotel comfortable?

    Is this your first visit to (Berlin)?

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    ! Offering assistance

    Can I get you anything?Do you need anything?

    Would you like a drink?

    If you need to use a phone or fax,please say.

    Can we do anything for you?

    Do you need a hotel/taxi/any travel

    information etc.?

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    !Asking for assistance

    There is one thing I need Could you get me

    Could you book me a car/taxi/hotel ?

    Could you help me arrange a flight to ?

    Can you recommend a good restaurant?

    Id like to book a room for tomorrow night.Can you recommend a hotel?

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    THANK YOU!