
EBK EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.5PYSMFA
Summary Introduction
To determine:
A routine request considering the given message.
Introduction:
A message is provided requesting a firm to take over the accounting functions of a firm. Routine requests are nothing but messages that are related to the routine matters of a company and making requests is a routine part of any business. Paying attention to the tone, assuming that the audience will comply and being specific are some of the important characteristics of a good routine request.
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