Communication

Internal communication can be defined as

• Sharing information within an organization for business purpose.

• Sharing information within an organization for information purpose.

• Sharing information with the goal of profit for the business in mind.

• Sharing information to internal and external staff.

Internal communication may also be shared with

• employees

• stockholders

• employees and stockholders

• customers

Methods of communication includes

• Visual and written

• verbal and aural

• Oral

• All of the above

All offices are

• Information driven

• Profit driven

• Goal driven

• Work driven

Written communication involves both written and diagrams.

• True

• False

An example of written communication is

• Diagrams

• Graphs

• Pictures

• Informational Reports

Fax messages are the most secure forms of file transfer.

• True

• False

Memorandums are commonly called

• Mental notes

• Memos

• Messages

• Mail

An advantage of written messages are

• Records can be made

• Records will not be made

• Records are sent

• Records are received

A disadvantage of written messages are

• Useful only for literae people

• Useful for all people

• Time consuming

• Useful for long distance conversation