Management Communication 3e

Business people are having to do a lot of heavy lifting today when it comes to communication. E-mail, reports, speaking, and all the social media. It's practically a full time job -- on top of your job. This book covers all the ground in a style that's both conversational and comprehensive. Plenty of case studies. Great exercises. And it's well written. If mastering words is something that matters to your career, this is a great book for a full exploration of real life business communication skills and realities.

The book was in exactly the condition that was described. I received the book very quickly.

This book covers everything you need in order to be effective in your communication (the last 3 issues are covered in general but effective terms) - Writing:Letters, memos, Emails - Phone calls - Speaking - Listening It misses one star for the pricing.

The five major sections are: foundations for management communication; correspondence; reporting and proposing; career communication; managing oral communication; and global issues in management communication. There are twenty-five cases keyed to the chapter topics; a concise, bound-in handbook providing answers to questions about grammar, punctuation, usage, and documentation; exercises; many full-length examples; helpful shortcuts and acronyms; and guidelines for using the latest forms of information/communication technology. An instructor's manual is available. Powerpoint slides can be viewed and downloaded from the book's website. Few skills are more central to career success than communication-it is gratifying to find a high-quality text that targets this critical subject. Reviewed by Yvette Borcia, Managing Partner, Stern & Associates, co-author of Stern's Sourcefinder: The Master Directory to HR and Business Management Information & Resources, Stern's CyberSpace SourceFinder, and Stern's Compensation and Benefits SourceFinder.