To Achieve the Optimum Environmental Factors for a Communication Outcome

question 17

Multiple Choice

To achieve the optimum environmental factors for a communication outcome, organisations:

• A) encourage privacy, familiarity and security.
• B) put people at ease and match their expectations.
• C) spend time designing office space, factory layout and the sales area, and plan for conferences.
• D) produce 'noise' that acts as a barrier and interferes with communication

Recognize the importance of adapting management practices to meet the diverse needs of individuals and achieve productivity.

Understand the attributes of performance excellence according to Peters and Waterman.

Recognize the significance of the value chain in transforming raw materials into finished goods or services.

Comprehend the essence and applications of contingency thinking in management.

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Definitions:

Units

Basic quantities used to specify measurements in various dimensions, such as length, mass, or time.

Standard Deviations

A metric that calculates the extent of spread or variability of data points from the average value.

Bell Shaped Distribution

A probability distribution that is symmetric and unimodal, with the shape of a bell, often associated with the normal distribution.

Coefficient of Variation

A measure of relative variability that describes the standard deviation as a percentage of the mean.