Ten skills that employers want

Ethical communication includes all the information an audience needs to make an informed decision or take an informed stance on an issue and is not deceptive in any way. Whenever you communicate in business, you ask audiences to trust that you will provide information that is complete and true.

 

If you intentionally violate that trust, you have engaged in unethical communication. Unethical communication can take several forms: withholding information, distorting information, and plagiarizing. Note that some of these choices can also be illegal in certain circumstances.

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"Effective communication is absolutely critical in order for any business to succeed, and in order to do so, it needs to keep on top of the ever-changing trends in the field."

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"Poor communication habits can harm work relationships and your reputation. Plus, how is anyone supposed to take you seriously in the office if they're unable to catch onto your point half the time?

 

If you want to succeed at your job, you've got to evaluate and work on any areas where your communication abilities might be lagging. Then you must take steps to ensure that you are consistently able to explain your message in a clear, easy-to-understand manner."

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There isn't a strong link between good spelling and intelligence, but that doesn't mean spelling mistakes don't matter. Proper spelling makes people perceive you as more intelligent and can increase your chances of getting a job.

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"Following these 21 universal business etiquette rules will stop people from making embarrassing mistakes at their workplace."

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"Following these 21 universal business etiquette rules will stop people from making embarrassing mistakes at their workplace."

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