Exam 4: Communicating Routine Messages and Building Goodwill

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To make it easy for the audience to follow the instructions, ________.

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Messages that convey information can be considered routine if the information will not surprise, disappoint, or anger the audience.

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Which of the following is most likely to be used by a company for making announcement to its employees?

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Your boss calls you on the phone and asks if he can have the report you're working on two days prior to the deadline. You were not expecting this question and you don't have a definitive answer on the spot. Which of the following would be your best reply?

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Persuading your boss to implement a new flex-time schedule in your office is an example of a routine business message.

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Wikipedia is a website which allows several people to work with each other to develop content and knowledge. This is an example of a(n) ________.

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Social media networks give businesses more opportunities to receive customer suggestions and complaints, and respond to them quickly to satisfy customers and maintain goodwill.

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________ build goodwill by recognizing someone else's achievements or important events.

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Which of the following is most likely to be true of crowdsourcing websites?

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An external benefit is an advantage that your audience directly receives from complying with your request.

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Using the blind carbon copy (bcc) feature of email ________.

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Which of the following is an example of a routine business request?

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Businesses are increasingly using instant messaging for informal communication, but it is still not acceptable for formal communication.

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A goodwill message allows you to establish and maintain a positive relationship with your audience.

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Before you can roll out the new database system you have designed, you need employees in departments across the company to volunteer to test it. You are drafting an email that will be sent to all employees to persuade them to help you with this testing. -Discuss what kinds of informational messages are NOT considered routine and why.

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Before you can roll out the new database system you have designed, you need employees in departments across the company to volunteer to test it. You are drafting an email that will be sent to all employees to persuade them to help you with this testing. -Delphine is newly graduated from college and begins working at a company where instant messaging (IM) is a major form of communication. She is very familiar with instant messaging as a means of social communication, so she feels that she will be proficient in this aspect of the job without any training or guidelines. Delphine is also pleased that she will be able to joke and exchange personal messages with her new coworkers, while appearing to be hard at work. She signs on with her current username, "DidiOfftheHook," and sends an IM to the funny guy she met at orientation yesterday. What advice would you offer Delphine regarding IM use in a business context?

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Consider the message below: Our department is short-staffed right now, as a number of employees were selected to participate in the current training program. This has coincided with a flood of paperwork that we must complete by the end of the week to fulfill the new compliance requirements. So without some divine intervention, our team won't be able to make it to this month's regularly scheduled meeting. -What is the biggest problem with this message?

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________ are messages that publicly notify an audience of information they need or want to know.

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You work for Say Cheese!, an online digital photo developing service, that also sells specialty photo products. You receive an email from a customer who entered a coupon code when placing her recent order, but didn't receive the 15% discount it promised. In researching the claim, you find that the coupon was for orders with merchandise worth $50 or more. The customer's merchandise was worth only $47. But since she is a customer who has ordered from Say Cheese! before, you decide to grant her claim to receive the 15% discount on her order. -Which of the following is a correct guideline while writing a reply to a request for information email?

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Thank-you messages ________.

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