Ethical and Non-Verbal Communication in Australian Workplace: Briefing
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Practical Assignment
AI Summary
This assignment presents a briefing for staff at the "Division of Enabling Communication," an agency assisting new migrants in understanding Australian culture, focusing on ethical and non-verbal communication. The briefing emphasizes the significance of non-verbal cues like facial expressions, gestures, and tone in interacting with the Australian community, providing examples of their impact on business and client interactions. It also highlights the importance of ethical communication, including maintaining integrity, honesty, and building trust with clients through adherence to a code of ethics. The briefing underscores how ethical communication fosters positive relationships among staff and with clients, promoting effective information delivery and encouraging employees to uphold ethical standards, with references from books and the web. The document includes examples of how the agency uses non-verbal communication to connect with the Australian community and how ethical communication is maintained within the workplace.
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