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RideAnS [48]
4 years ago
12

You are the owner of a retail shop. One of your managers regularly calls employees and coworkers names like deadbeat and crook i

n her e-mails.
What should you review with this manager?

A. Abusive language
B. Careless language
C. The good-guy syndrome
Business
1 answer:
stepan [7]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Letter A is correct. <u>Abusive language.</u>

Explanation:

The communication process is essential for any business, it is through communication that ideas and objectives, needs and integration of the internal and external environment are expressed.

Business communication should promote integration and relationship with the company's stakeholders, so it is necessary that the communication process is based on ethics and legal conduct, so that there is no type of communication noise and information is passed on in a timely manner. contrary to what was proposed.

It is necessary for managers to adopt a posture consistent with the organizational culture, in the case exemplified above there is an abusive language, as there is the use of offensive words to refer to employees and customers, therefore this conduct must be promptly reviewed, as an effective manager is one that ensures that its public is respected and protected from harm, so that the organizational climate is as positive as possible, which ensures greater productivity and motivation of employees to make the organization more profitable.

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