Why Are Performance Problems Best Handled in Face-To-Face Meetings

question 44

Multiple Choice

Why are performance problems best handled in face-to-face meetings?

• A)The opportunity to read nonverbal signals is strong.
• B)Face-to-face meetings allow for discussion.
• C)A face-to-face meeting is less embarrassing for the person with the performance problem.
• D)Face-to-face meetings take less planning than written communications
• E)A message is sent to those who see the meeting taking place that positive action is occurring,thus improving the morale of the entire department.

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