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Talk it up (and down and across).(way to handle organizational communications)
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Industrial Management
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July 1, 2005
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
No matter what level of co-worker yo're speaking with, there are specific strategies, models, and guides you can use to make communication more effective. Sharing technical and task information must be balanced with courtesy, comptence, and an understanding of your audience. Learn the common pitfalls and solutions to sharing progress reports and marking voice and effective.
In our roles as engineers, project managers, and technical managers, we need effective ways to communicate. Our jobs require us not only to speak effectively but to get others to listen and take action based on our communications as well. Our ability to talk up, down, and across ...
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