Communicating in the Workplace Blog Entry

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Write a 900- to 1,050-word blog entry on either PhoenixConnect or another blogging platform of your choice. Imagine the blog is directed to an audience of business colleagues and peers in your industry.

Include the following in your blog entry:

  • A discussion of a time where you were a victim of information overload during a business presentation and how the presenter could have restructured the presentation to avoid the overload situation. If you do not have an example to draw from, discuss "how to" techniques used to prevent information overload.
  • A discussion on how the design elements of consistency, balance, restraint, and detail are even more crucial in an electronic or mobile setting
  • A discussion of your current proofreading process, and what tools and strategies you may employ from the text to improve your overall proofreading process
  • An application of best practices for adapting to your audience using best standards in business communication
  • An examination of best practices for interpersonal communication and listening when working with a team in a business setting, and how these skills are necessary for creating effective presentations

Submit the text of your blog as an APA-formatted paper using the Assignment Files tab. Alternatively, you may submit a link to your blog entry.

Note: To create a blog in PhoenixConnect log onto PhoenixConnect and click on your personal profile. From the top navigation, select Content, then scroll down on the right-hand side to Blog Posts. From here, click create a personal blog, or write a blog post if you have already created a personal blog.

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Running head: COMMUNICATION IN THE WORK PLACE

Communication in the Workplace
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COMMUNICATION IN THE WORK PLACE

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Communication in the Workplace
In most cases, we tend to be victims of information overload whenever a presenter ‘gives
more” than what we can absorb. I have been a victim of information overload at our workplace
when one of my colleagues, Albert, tried to explain us as the committee panel how our new
project on lowering costs on manufacturing steel for our locomotives, is not cost effective
enough. His presentation was fairly controversial to most of our points of view, and also, he
assumed the sought of questions that would be asked, and therefore, he opted to build them into
the presentation. This presentation was so difficult for me to understand, but he couldn’t control
his urge to “give more”. Albert knew that at an intellectual level he could edit the presentation,
but at an emotional level he was overwhelmed by his drive to share more, hence creation
information overload to the audience.
There are various techniques that Albert as the presenter could use to prevent the
information overload. One of the ways is that a presenter should use to avoid such instances
should be recognizing that a presentation is not the best way to give a lot of information because
the audience has little control of the sp...


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