Communication Is A Vital Tool In Business And Personal Life

Communication Is A Vital Tool To Have In Business And Personally As

Communication is a vital tool to have in business and personally. As human resource professionals, you will communicate continuously with many people, including management, employees and consultants. One area of communication that can be both effective and detrimental is communicating through emails and texts. Because HR professionals often work with people, they may deal with different emotions communicated by others through emails and texts. So, what do you do if you receive a hostile email or text?

Two words: Stay calm! Please click on the video above that provides communication tips on how to deal with hostile emails (and texts). About 3 1/2 minutes into the video, there is a long pause, so don’t stop viewing it. Wait until the entire video has completed. The video is approximately 7 minutes long.

Extra Credit Assignment : Once you view the video, write one thing that you have learned from the speaker (please limit to only one learning topic). Also, explain one thing (not more than 1) you can do to communicate effectively with others through emails and texts. Your answer should be written in a full paragraph (about 4 to 5 full sentences). Your answer should be written in a full paragraph (about 4 to 5 full sentences). Your answer should be written in a full paragraph (about 4 to 5 full sentences). You are not required to respond to another student for the extra credit discussion questions only. USE VIDEO BELOW FOR ANSWER NOTHING ELSE -->

Paper For Above instruction

After watching the instructional video on dealing with hostile emails and texts, I learned the importance of maintaining composure and professionalism when responding to negative or aggressive messages. The speaker emphasized that staying calm can prevent escalation and help in effectively resolving conflicts, even when emotions are running high. This approach allows for clearer communication and demonstrates emotional intelligence, which is crucial in workplace interactions. One effective way to communicate better through emails and texts is to carefully review and pause before replying. This helps ensure that responses are thoughtful, respectful, and free from reactive language, thereby fostering a more positive communication environment. Implementing these strategies can mitigate misunderstandings and promote constructive dialogue, even in challenging situations.

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