Juanita met her friend John at the reception area of her company on her arrival at work. John in loud voice shouted at Juanita “you look rather shabbily dressed for a Monday morning”. Juanita turned around with a frown on her face and silently looked at her friend before walking to her office. Thirty minutes later, Juanita sent out a strong worded email to John, but he never responded. i) Compare and Contrast the various verbal and non-verbal communication components that ensued in the interaction between Juanita and John. Indicate the impact of these features stated on the process

Juanita met her friend John at the reception area of her company on her arrival at work. John in loud voice shouted at Juanita “you look rather shabbily dressed for a Monday morning”. Juanita turned around with a frown on her face and silently looked at her friend before walking to her office. Thirty minutes later, Juanita sent out a strong worded email to John, but he never responded. i) Compare and Contrast the various verbal and non-verbal communication components that ensued in the interaction between Juanita and John. Indicate the impact of these features stated on the process

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ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter17: Managing Communication

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