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    Task 1: (One-on-one & Groups) Formal: This is a form of communication that is used in serious situations or with people that we don’t know well. Informal: This is a form of communication that is mainly used in situations that are more relaxed and usually involves people we know well. Between colleagues: Communication between colleagues usually may be informal, however it is important that care workers use skilled communication so they can develop trust and respect Between professionals and people

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    CHARACTERISTICS OF EVERYDAY TALK There are many important and significant factors in a human being’s life. Without those elements, life stays incomplete. For instance, food, recreation, hobby, fun, and emotions are fundamentals of a normal life. One of those elements is every day talk. Everyday talk is the process in which people interact with each other and communicate their points of views (Tedpower, n.d.). This is a way for them to stay in contact with each other. This is important because human

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    The organization chosen to conduct detailed research is sKids. sKids is New Zealand’s No.1 Provider of Out-of-School Care & Recreation Programmes. sKids (Safe Kids in Daily Supervision) is a reputable, multi-award winning franchise system founded in New Zealand. sKids main focus is providing excellence before school, after school and holiday programmes that help kiwi kids prosper and grow, giving them life-skills that will serve them for years to come. They endeavour to generate a safe and fun environment

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    ASSIGNMENT-1 Q1) Theoretical underpinnings of formal and informal modes of organizational communication. a) Formal and informal modes of communication are explained below Formal modes of organizational communication are of four types they are: 1) Upward 2) Downward 3) Horizontal 4) Diagonal 1) Upward Communication: Upward communication is the process of flowing information from lower levels to higher levels in an organization. It helps the employees to share their ideas, views

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    The formal and informal onboarding program both send a distinct message to the new hire so it is important to understand the advantages and disadvantages of both. First, informal plans are unstructured and without an explicit plan. An advantage of the informal plan is your company will be able to see right away if the new employee can adjust and learn quickly on their own. It is a sink-or-swim tactic that puts pressure on the employee to learn quickly without devoting any money or resources to training

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    person to person, the cause of this communication is not clear. It is spread through rumours and gossips. It travels through informal networks and quite often travels faster than the formal messages. B) ->Formal organization: Diagonal: Diagonal communication cuts across different functions and level in organization. Diagonal communication occurs between different officers who are at different level and who have different commands. This type of communication work in tactical situation which require

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    The University of California Santa Barbara is an organization revolving around students and faculty alike. Any organizations can reflect two contrasting perspectives, a Naturalist or Rationalist, which underlines and questions the ideas of structure and formality. Naturalist organizations convey informality due to the basis on the flow of the members’ behavior and relationships among others. But nonetheless, Rationalist organization is formal because the organization’s fluidity is based on the members’

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    to a formal system to seek support. There are various reasons why people in the Hispanic community refrain from getting assistance from formal systems. One of the reasons why Hispanics refrain from using formal support is, the individual may be undocumented; therefore, they are unable to receive benefits and are afraid of being deported. They, being unable to receive benefits from formal systems, they go and seek support from their natural systems. Natural support systems differ from formal support

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    casual gathering can be utilized to accumulate backing of representatives and enhance their execution. 2. Through grapevine vital data can be transmitted rapidly. 3. By participating with the casual gatherings the chiefs can skillfully exploit both formal and casual associations. Weaknesses of Informal association: 1. Spread Rumors: As indicated by a study 70% of data spread through casual hierarchical structure are gossipy tidbits which may delude the workers. 2. No Systematic Working: Casual

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    whether we know it or not. Writing is the process in which people communicate their thoughts, emotions, and feelings through words. Writing is both informal, which would be everyday writing such as: texting, tweeting, emailing, etc. Writing is also formal, this would include: essays, research reports review articles, etc. Through feedback from my instructor and my peers my views on writing have changed since taking GSW 1110. I now see that writing is a process that takes countless revisions and is

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