importance of communication concepts

importance of communication concepts

Write a 2000-word (±12% = 1760 to 2240 words) popular press magazine article that convinces readers of the importance of communication concepts in the leader-follower relationship, provides readers with a clear presentation of some helpful techniques about how to evaluate their own communication, and provides readers with a clear presentation of what can be done to improve his or her communication. Discuss the role of leader communication styles in global environments and cross-cultural communication.

The References to Utilized-

Hackman, M. Z., and C. E. Johnson. 2008. Leadership: A communication perspective, 5th ed. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press. ISBN: 9781577665793
(Chapters 1, 8, 9, 11) (135 pages)

Eisenberg, E. M., and, H. L. Good all. 1997. Organizational communication: Balancing creativity and constraint. 4th Edition New York: St. Martin’s Press. ISBN: 0312408595
(Chapters 2, 4, 7) (91 pages)

Daft, Richard L. 2007. The Leadership Experience, 4th ed. Mason, OH: South-Western Publishing. ISBN: 0324539681
(Chapter 9) (36 pages)

Strategy Business Writing Guidelines URL
http://www.strategy-business.com/press/writers

Writing Guidelines

Every written work communicates. Good writing presents information that is readily understood by the appropriate audience.

Communicating

All work should show detailed use of the program concepts and professionally apply related ideas. This includes thorough discussion of appropriate insights to support “how” and “why” questions. Offered content should add insight to context, structure and levels of analysis processed by the student and the professor for both to gain understanding of presented ideas. Every submission must be written well. This includes, as appropriate:

• A clear beginning that sets up the main theme and structure of the document and convinces the audience to engage it.

• A coherent body structured to guide the audience through the author’s reasoning and understanding or position.

• Accurate grammar, spelling, punctuation, fluency and flow of phrases, transitions, appropriate citations, and other stylistic needs.

• An persuasive ending that calls for action based on acceptance of the document’s premise.

• Professional use of word processing and other software to manage formatting.

APA Writing Style:

Each paper must conform to APA writing style guidelines unless instructed otherwise. Will need to verify all in-text citations, if you use another reference I will need to be able to access is, so please provide url links. If you use Google books, I will also need the link to verify the pages….

Popular Press Aticle Writing Guidlines-

Popular Press Articles target the “populace.” Magazine articles should be written to the magazine editor and focused on the magazine’s audience. A popular press book should be written to the publisher’s audience.

Read the author’s guidelines, and compose your writing according to those guidelines. These might not be Turabian. Review the feature articles (or books) to determine the required writing style for acceptable submissions. Always follow the author guidelines of the publisher when attempting to compose documents to meet their criteria. Be prepared to furnish proof of doing so to the grading professor. The professor will use the author’s guidelines to evaluate the writing style you use.
Strategy+Business Writers’ Guidelines

Articles in strategy+business should be conceived and written for our readership: A sophisticated group of senior executives, teachers and students, and entrepreneurially minded experts. Our subject is the field of management and business decision making — particularly, the trends, issues, insights, philosophies, and research that can affect significant decisions, and the ways those decisions play out in practice.
We seek clear, accessibly written articles that avoid jargon and approach readers with intelligence, wit, and perspective.

We consider articles from 500 to 5,000 words long; we are particularly interested in short, “op ed”–style articles that make readers see the business world through new eyes.

Our readers are thoughtful and pragmatic, conscious of the role that corporations play in the world at large, and willing to entertain ideas that go beyond conventional wisdom.

Our articles are strategic: They propose change or action over the long term, for the sake of sustained competitive advantage or to realize other forms of ongoing value. Within that context, they cover everything from policies and trends to applications of supply chain management, information technology, marketing, finance, and human resources.

We are always on the lookout for significant work that could make a difference to a company’s or an organization’s success, or could help people navigate the difficult path to great leadership. We like to be surprised by new ideas that are well suited to our audience.

We are also interested in original research, analysis, and surveys, from academic or organizational researchers, that highlight new trends and issues.
The best way to know if your idea is a good fit is to read a dozen or more articles on our website or a recent print issue of the magazine.

 

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