Communication Channels Flashcards

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Face to Face

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Pros: Immediate feedback. Best when discussing highly sensitive or complex information

Cons: Takes a lot of time. Requires good listening skills.

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Phone Call

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Pros: Allows for questions and feedback

Cons: Lacks nonverbal communication. May lose audience attention. Takes a lot of time.

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Voicemail

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Pros: Saves time.

Cons: No feedback or questions.

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Email

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Pros: Saves time. Allows details. Larger audience. Provides documentation.

Cons: Takes time to relay accurate message. Can be misinterpreted. Limits length of message.

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Text Message

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Pros: Saves time. Good for relaying organization-wide messages such as emergency alerts.

Cons: Can be misinterpreted. Limits length of message.

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Social Media

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Pros: Reaches large audience. Immediate feedback.

Cons: May not reach intended audience. Requires care in crafting message.

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Written Report

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Pros: Can present comprehensive information. Encourages thoughtful responses.

Cons: Feedback is not immediate. Uses standard organizational templates.

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Verbal Presentation

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Pros: Immediate questions and feedback. Use of multimedia options such as video, audio and handouts.

Cons: Requires practice and engaging delivery. Requires time and thoughtfulness to create supporting materials.

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