Question
Which is true about effective workplace communication?
A.
When working in small groups, avoid sharing your perspective.
B.
In meetings, you should strive to use as much jargon, or technical language, as you can.
C.
When organizing a meeting, establish a time limit, and make sure the meeting begins and ends on time.
D.
In workplace groups, it is not appropriate to offer criticism of others’ proposals or contributions.
A.
When working in small groups, avoid sharing your perspective.
B.
In meetings, you should strive to use as much jargon, or technical language, as you can.
C.
When organizing a meeting, establish a time limit, and make sure the meeting begins and ends on time.
D.
In workplace groups, it is not appropriate to offer criticism of others’ proposals or contributions.
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The correct answer is:
**C. When organizing a meeting, establish a time limit, and make sure the meeting begins and ends on time.**
This statement is true about effective workplace communication, as setting a time limit and adhering to a schedule helps maintain focus and efficiency during meetings. The other options are not conducive to effective communication.
**C. When organizing a meeting, establish a time limit, and make sure the meeting begins and ends on time.**
This statement is true about effective workplace communication, as setting a time limit and adhering to a schedule helps maintain focus and efficiency during meetings. The other options are not conducive to effective communication.
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