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Significance of Nonverbal Communication and Ethical Communication in an Organization

   

Added on  2023-03-23

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Communication
and information
management
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Introduction
The presentation aims to discuss the significance of non-
verbal communication in an organization
It will also outline ethical communication carried out
within the workplace
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Non-verbal communication with the
Australian community
The fast-food restaurant is carried out non-verbal communication through
body movements and facial expressions
The staff uniformly delivers information to the Australian community
Staff within the organization roll their eyes to show irritation or impatient
Other staff keeps eye contact with the clients to ensure that they are
attentive (Babu, 2018)
The staff pulls the door to welcome the clients within the restaurant
For example, the staff within the organization maintains some distance
from the client while taking the order
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