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    Sprouts, and the main San Diego military Commissary were analyzed. Deciphering the unique organizational cultures was taken from a customer perspective. Cultural differences were in the form of store artifacts, communication methods, internal communications, external communications, and the overall feel of the stores. Altogether, these are the things that really differentiated all three supermarkets. Northgate Supermarket Northgate supermarket is a Hispanic themed grocery story. Originated in

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    a struggle for the respect of self-awareness that translates the symbolic end of a communicational paradigm based on the principle of socialization and social control (Beaulieu, 2005) . It is true that this paradigm has dominated the public communication system for decades and was regarded as a representation embodying the concept of the Fourth Estate (Kaspi, 2004) . With the growth of cyberspace, the idea of the Fourth Estate is devalued in a media context favoring self-expression (Fichte, 2007)

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    Nokia and Finland

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    state, granting many licenses for telephone operations to prevent the Russia to seize its national telephone system when Finland was Russian Grand Duchy. After independence, Finland’s attempts to nationalize poorly performing telecom failed due to political resistance, but could stimulate private operators to upgrade their technology to prevent their nationalization. The legacy of communication business left a lot of competitive companies in the sector for development. However despite all the reasons

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    people’s daily lives: transportation, entertainment, and especially communication. Communicating via technology (whether that be phone calls, email, social media platforms, etc.) has become a social norm throughout the world. According to Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist at Rutgers University who conducted a study on Match.com users, “39% of communication on a regular day is through technology” (Somaiya). These methods of communication become more complex and advanced each day; one of the biggest

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    of which was in the first video, in this video it showed us the evolution of technology and communication over the years from 1930s- 2000s. However one of the main elements that stood out to me in this video was discovering how far we have come in technology and communication since the 1930s through the 1960s. For example, In the beginning of this video, it shows the first types of technology/ communication tool, that was introduced and it was just a small radio and televisions with really few options

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    Autobiographical Conflict Narrative Just as numbers are infinite, so are conflicts. Whether good or bad they just keep coming day in and day out, all day long. Recently, I found myself engaged in a conflict I never saw coming. Most conflict comes without waning and you have no time to prepare with how to deal with it. Alvin (the man I live with) and I were looking at a program on TV when the actors began to sing a song (Gospel) whose words were familiar. I begin to sing the song and Alvin’s

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    Five Contexts of Communication Jonathan M. McPheters University of the People   Five Contexts of Communication In class this week, we learned about the five contexts of communication. I was aware of these types of communications, but it is interesting to read a little bit about how these types of communication exist and how they play into an everyday situation. In this essay, I will discuss and argue in my own words how each one of these exists, along with how and when they effect a group or an

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    Interpersonal communication is the technique we use to communicate our ideas, thoughts and feelings to one and other. (Eunson 2012:256) People use visual, written, oral, sense and nonverbal means to communicate. Individuals have communicated with each other for centuries through the medium of letters, telephone, groups with public speaking and one to one conversations. With the introduction of mass media ideas could spread to larger audiences however the means of imparting information required high

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    et al., 1999, cited in Love, 2002b). Beyond this limit, there is a probability of rework occurrence. Predominately this arises due by the complexities of communication of a great deal of tasks undertaken in a concurrent manner (Love et al., 2000a, cited in Love, 2002b). Another instance, Love et al. (2008) identified the ineffective communication of client or end user requirements to the design team as being a significant factor that can contribute to error-induced rework. Specifically, design team

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    ensures that staffs are experts in their assign departments. Having the staff well trained in their area of work will be highly efficient and confident when providing information services support. In the DC Public Library Organization the formal communication strengths, circulate through the Executive Director. He sends emails monthly to update the staff on updated information services. Depending on what type of Information service it is it could come from the public service office or technology from

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