1.Fatima, a manager for a small technology company, made a vague statement about an upcoming change in a meeting. Many team members were confused by the statement. She assumes that her message was clear and that everyone understood why she mentioned the change and what it means for all parties involved. She does not observe feedback or check for understanding. According to lecture, which misconception best describes her communication choices in this situation? (1 Point) A. Communication just happens B. Meanings are in words C. More communication is better D. One person or event causes something E. None of the above

1.Fatima, a manager for a small technology company, made a vague statement about an upcoming change in a meeting. Many team members were confused by the statement. She assumes that her message was clear and that everyone understood why she mentioned the change and what it means for all parties involved. She does not observe feedback or check for understanding. According to lecture, which misconception best describes her communication choices in this situation? (1 Point) A. Communication just happens B. Meanings are in words C. More communication is better D. One person or event causes something E. None of the above

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter17: Managing Communication

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10DQ

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