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abruzzese [7]
3 years ago
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Explain examples of both professional and unprofessional communication

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1 answer:
irina1246 [14]3 years ago
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Examples of professional communication:

<em>Team meetings, professional emails, phone calls, video calls, interoffice memo, etc. </em>

Explanation:

Professional communication is the type of communication<em> we use to interact in a workspace environment</em>, it can be written, oral, visual or digital. The writing or speaking used most be accurate, clear and complete to deliver the correct message and avoid misunderstandings.

Examples of unprofessional communication:

<em>Slang words, coarse language, emails with casual language, misspelled words, delivering bad news by email, etc. </em>

Explanation:

Unprofessional communication<u> can be mistaken with casual communication. </u>In a workspace and when interacting with people from work or clients professionalism is required even in a relaxed work environment. <em>Unprofessional communication can be interpreted as a lack of respect, </em>so it is always better to communicate in the most clear and respectful possible way to deliver the correct message.


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