Email'n
This type of email is hoping to get you hooked.
What is Phishing?
This reasonable expectation regarding personal information in one's daily life is not as reasonable when it comes to the workplace.
What is privacy?
Showing your prior experience, your degrees, and your work history are all part of building this appeal with your audience.
What is ethos?
While it's hard to know your location without these on your trip, it's much harder without these for your audience to know where they are in your speech.
What are signposts?
Sizing up the layout of the room in which you are speaking and its amenities is a process known as this.
What is context analysis?
When your inbox is bursting at the seams making it challenging to get caught up, you're experiencing this.
What is email overload?
Employees who are overworked and underpaid often complain about feeling this condition.
What is burnout?
That the term "father" elicits different feelings for different individuals goes to show that words can possess this type of meaning.
What is connotative?
This five-step process includes the attention step, the need step, and the action step.
What is Monroe's Motivated Sequence?
In the KEYS strategy, used throughout our textbook, the K and the E refer to these two actions.
It's best to use this email domain suffix if you want to show a company that you mean business.
What is .org?
Because of their hesitancy to proactively communicate, some workers are given this label. I wonder if a transfusion of energy would help?
What is Type B?
What are examples, ideas, pieces of information, or cases?
What is repetition?
A company that treats its employees well excels at retention, but when it fails in this regard, it excels at the opposite.
What is attrition?
This type of message contains a rude, blunt, or insensitive message; beyond this, it's simply not cool.
What is an email flame?
Employers seeking to evaluate their employees' use of time, may turn to this term for studying it.
What is Chronemics?
This term refers to a three statement style of reasoning used in Deductive arguments.
What is a syllogism?
Thinking you've shut the door, when it's actually still open, sounds alot like this failure to actually end your speech.
What is a false close?
According to the text, "the most important thing you can do to handle the anxiety created by public speaking is to treat the experience" with a sense of this.
What is a sense of play?
This phrase that describes digital interaction (abbreviated CMC) when spelled out sounds a bit arbitrary.
What is Computer Mediated Communication?
This three-word group of employees work from separate locations accomplishing tasks usually assigned to a group of face-to-face workers.
What is a virtual work team?
The speaker that attempts to prove the validity of using VR technology to boost Jr. High test scores in America because of similar results in Germany is utilizing this type of reasoning.
What is analogical?
This term describes a way to let your audience know what you will be covering later in your speech. It sounds a little like a movie trailer for your organs!
What is an internal preview?
Research conducted on a company using items such as reports, policy manuals, or employee interviews is said to be based on these.
What are internal sources?