GEB 3213 Business Communications
Business professionals spend about 70% of their time communicating. As communications skills are the chief criteria of employers in both hiring and promotion decisions, this course is designed to help business students learn the basics of communicating in the workplace: from working in teams to being a good listener, to understanding business etiquette. It also covers the study and practice the skills and activities involved in presenting positive, persuasive messages versus negative, ineffective ones. It includes the preparation of formal reports and proposals as well as informal business reports.
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BUS