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own professional code of communication. This exercise allows you to analyze communication techniques and reflect upon your own communication skills. Include at least the following within the presentation:<\/p>\n
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?Present your professional communication style.<\/p>\n
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?Present your communication strengths.<\/p>\n
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?Present your communication opportunities?how can you improve your communication skills?<\/p>\n
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?Present how you prefer to receive communication within a workplace.<\/p>\n
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?Present a professional workplace example of when a phone<\/p>\n
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?Present whether or not you believe that texting and instant messaging<\/p>\n
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?Include at least three visuals (e.g., photographs, images, charts, or graphs).<\/p>\n
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?The presentation must contain at least twelve slides.<\/p>\n
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Use the key terms in the textbook to guide your presentation. For some guidance toward preparing presentations in PowerPoint, click Here to access a video with helpful tips. Be sure to save all of your work in your presentation file before submitting it in Blackboard for grading.<\/p>\n
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Information about accessing the Blackboard Grading Rubric for this assign<\/p>\n
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