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    When responding to the following questions, if you are applying to be both a lab director and an orientation leader, please answer every question separately about each position. (Orientation Leader) 1. Why do you want to be a lab director and/or orientation leader? What, in your opinion, are the benefits of acting as lab director and/or orientation leader? I would like to be an orientation leader at Fielding Graduate University to engage with new students. I believe in giving back, and I…

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    1.2 TYPES OF GRAPEVINE COMMUNICATION The grapevine consists basically of rumors and gossip and travels from person to person during breaks, lunch and in after-work gatherings. It can bypass security because of its ability to cross over organizational lines. The grapevine functions best in situations where formal communication is poor, yet it is a natural part of human behavior. This information channel increases in times of stress or uncertainty, and from the lack of formal news coming directly…

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    Communication is an imperative component of the society and any organization. The success of any entity is dependent on effective communication and thus its importance is demonstrated by the efficiency of daily operations. Therefore, the importance of effective communication cannot be underestimated and lack of poses an adverse impact on the professional and personal life of an individual as well as an organization. People in an organizational entity spend almost three-quarter of their time in…

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    Interpersonal communication is a key tool to successfully break down barriers that people often build up. Hinkle 3 While I do conduct a lot of my communicating with upper management, departments, and students in one-on-one settings, such as meetings, PowWows, classroom, or through us interacting on the clinic floor, I do have to, also, spend a great deal of spending/responding to emails, a “electric mail messages exchanged through a computer network, and text messages.” The form of…

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    Appropriate Communication in the Workplace Effective and appropriate communication is essential to your success in the workplace. With more companies utilizing texting and messaging software as a communication tool to connect employees with their coworkers and superiors, the line between business and social communication has blurred. Communication is the process of understanding and sharing meaning (1.2 What is Communication?, n.d.). Whether you are communicating interpersonally or through…

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    organization’s communication skills will continue to evolve and expand in many different channels, many of which have not been invented, but may well be in use in the next five years. After careful thought and exploration, I chose to major in Strategic Communication because I realized the amazing and personal impact, communication has on both an individual and a business. To be a successful strategic communicator in today’s world, a person must develop skills in all facets of communication:…

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    The Role of Communication in Maintaining Relationships Introduction The importance of communication cannot be understated. Indeed, according to Lunenburg (2010), every administrative function and/or activity involves some degree of direct or indirect communication. Hence, effective communication is not only important for the success of individuals, but also organizations. So how exactly is communication defined? According to Keyton (2011), communication can be defined as the process of…

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    Communication – Chaos or Success? Communication occurs all around us. There are many forms, some direct such as spoken words or notes, and some not so direct, such as body language and posturing. Communication affects outcomes and our everyday lives. Whether it is the traffic signal letting a driver know to proceed or a child letting a parent know they are hungry. Communication allows us to meet people’s needs and request help. Without communication chaos can ensue. Chaos can also ensue…

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    ability to manage, promote, and facilitate change is one of the most important skills that nursing leaders need to be successful. Influencing change requires effective communication skills, and the ability to help other see the vision (Curtis, De Vries, & Sheerin, 2011). This paper will discuss leading change and effective communication as nursing leadership priorities for St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Leadership Priorities at St. Vincent’s Medical Center St. Vincent…

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    Informed Walrus” is a story concerning communication barriers experienced between the leader of a group and his subordinates (p. w-118). In this fable concerning communication, a wise old walrus attempts to lead his herd through the demanding everyday issues they encounter regularly. Food supplies are dwindling, the beaches are receding, another herd enters their territory, and members of the community are leaving the herd. Throughout the whole ordeal, Communication and collaboration are…

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