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Introduction
Oral communication attains commonality in the workplace settings in the present
business context. This is in terms of the understanding the expressions while levying the
instructions to the employees. Within this, Dunn and Goodnight, (2016) states that the
important components are dissemination of the correct and exact information for providing
better understanding to the employees.
Comprehensiveness of the post
Oral communication has been projected in the business settings in the post. However,
the post lacks the mention of the ways in which oral communication can emerge as an
exemplar in the parameter of workplace communication. In this perspective, the compatibility
between persons in terms of communication attains the negative connotations. Along with
this, Ortiz, Region-Sebest and MacDermott, (2016) opines that the case of employees with
hearing and speech impairment is also missing. This necessitates the need for the specialized
training services for polishing their communication skills, competencies and abilities.
Identification of the plausible characteristics with suitability of the examples
Reference to video conferencing and teleconferencing reflects one of an essential
parameters relating to digitalization of the communication. Telephonic conversations adds an
extra feather to the dynamics of the workplace communication. The connotation of oral
communication as levying instructions is apt in terms of gaining an insight into the
expressions of the managers while commanding the subordinates. According to the
arguments of Dunn and Goodnight, (2016), when two persons talk, there is a greater sense of
understanding. However, this is not always the case, as conversations between the individuals
lead to differentiation of opinions resulting in conflicts. Telephonic conversations are
predicted as the best options in the presence scenario. Countering this, in telephonic
conversations, the expressions are not visible, which leads to the misunderstanding, leading

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