Effective Managerial CommunicationBased on the premise that communications must be managed, this book presents a functional communications model in an extremely clear and logical manner. It discusses all aspects of communications - basic theories, skills and applications - from a manager's point of view. |
Contents
Using Communication in Business | 1 |
Theories Models | 22 |
Overcoming the Hurdles to Effective | 33 |
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