EBK EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIO
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To Determine:
How to begin indirect negative messages?
Introduction:
Negative messages can be communicated either directly where the negative aspect is directly addressed at the beginning of the message, or indirectly where the negative aspect is hidden between positive messages or other types of messages.
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