Exam 10: Writing Routine and Positive Messages
Exam 1: Achieving Success Through Effective Business Communication100 Questions
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Exam 3: Communicating in a World of Diversity100 Questions
Exam 4: Planning Business Messages100 Questions
Exam 5: Writing Business Messages100 Questions
Exam 6: Completing Business Messages100 Questions
Exam 7: Electronic Media100 Questions
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Exam 10: Writing Routine and Positive Messages100 Questions
Exam 11: Writing Negative Messages100 Questions
Exam 12: Writing Persuasive Messages100 Questions
Exam 13: Finding, Evaluating, and Processing Information100 Questions
Exam 14: Planning Reports and Proposals100 Questions
Exam 15: Writing and Completing Reports and Proposals100 Questions
Exam 16: Developing Oral and Online Presentations100 Questions
Exam 17: Enhancing Presentations with Slides and Other Visuals100 Questions
Exam 18: Building Careers and Writing Résumés100 Questions
Exam 19: Applying and Interviewing for Employment100 Questions
Exam 20: Handbook of Grammar, Mechanics, and Usage20 Questions
Exam 21: Format and Layout of Business Documents20 Questions
Exam 22: Documentation of Report Sources20 Questions
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If the middle section of your request letter contains a series of questions, the most important question should be saved for last.
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In a routine request, the ________ of the message should contain an explanation of what you are asking the audience to do.
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If you are sending an informative memo to employees about policy statements or procedural changes, you should
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When writing a claim letter, you should assume that you will receive a fair adjustment.
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Thanks to the Internet and social media, many companies now rely on ________ news releases, in which they communicate directly with customers and other audiences instead of going through the media.
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When you're responding to a complaint from a customer and your company is at fault,
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You're preparing an internal blog posting providing information on this year's annual company picnic. The message is generally positive, but you need to say that-unlike past picnics-the event will not be catered. What approach is best for conveying mildly disappointing information such as this in the context of a positive message?
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If you have serious concerns about the qualifications of a job candidate who has asked you for a written recommendation, you should
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Because informative messages such as meeting announcements and reminder notices are generally neutral, it is not necessary to worry too much about the reader's attitude toward the information.
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If your routine message must convey some mildly disappointing information, put the negative portion into as ________ a context as possible.
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Most routine requests in business should be organized using the ________ approach, with the main idea at the beginning of the message.
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When making a claim or requesting an adjustment from a company, you should document your initial complaint and every correspondence after that.
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When responding to a request for adjustment when a third party is at fault, the best approach is to
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Since a social media release emphasizes bullet-point content over narrative paragraphs, bloggers, editors, and others
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List four guidelines to follow in preparing the opening of a routine request in the direct format.
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In corresponding with customers, making statements such as, "Thank you for purchasing the most durable notebook computer you can buy" is
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