Management Communication: Principles and Practice

Author: Michael E. Hartslie
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book is well-structured and clearly organized. The first eight chapters primarily elaborate on the seven elements that constitute communication—initiator, audience, goal, context, message, medium, and feedback—thereby presenting a holistic thinking framework for analyzing business communication scenarios. Starting from Chapter 9, the book focuses on how to apply this thinking framework to specific business environments, bridging theory with practical contexts, which is also the core of the book. The specific environments discussed in the book are representative and universally applicable, demonstrating its practicality.