(Bing.com Images, n.d.)

Effective and Ethical Business Communication

Geschke, C., (co-founder Adobe Systems Inc). (n.d.) Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at Santa Clara University

The need for accuracy online.

Professional

Polite Honest Sincere Respectful Considerate Agree to disagree

Guffey & Loewy, (2011)Bing.com images

Intercultural

Adair, W. (Psychology Professor) (2011, Dec. 23) University of Waterloo , Culture at work lab. (Google Images, n.d.)

Intercultural communication at work.

Writing Tips

edit

(Guffey & Loewy, 2011)

Start early

Collect accurate data

Outline

Create a space to write

Save as you work

Finish and publish

Consistentrevise

revise

Electronic MessagesREAL TIME CONVERSATION ELECTRONIC MESSAGES Immediate Permanent Refer to but lose details Re-read repeatedly Relevant to participants Name, content and date Short in a specific time frame Forwarded in whole or part Concluded Additions and revisions may

be included over a longer period time.

(Duncan-Howell, 2009).

Positive and negative

Bulling Town, L., (2009) How to deliver bad news. The Bulling Towne Group, LLC, BNET.com; CBS NewsBing Images (n.d)

How to deliver bad news.

PresentationBing Images (n.d)

Reports, plans, proposals(Bing Images, n.d)

ConclusionEffective and ethical business

communication relies on the ability to transmit information and meaning through a variety of resources. Those resources include videoconferencing, blogs, podcast, text, emails, instant messaging, wikis, tweets, presentations, collaborations, business reports, plans and additional opportunities for communication.(Guffey & Loewy, 2011)

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Colorado State University - Global Campus

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