Workplace Communication
Across
- 4. The quality of being clear, easy to understand, and precise.
- 8. The pitch, pace, and volume of your voice, which shows emotion
- 9. The person or people receiving the message.
- 10. Using spoken words to communicate.
- 11. Nonverbal cues from your posture, gestures, and eye contact.
- 12. Exchanging information through electronic devices
- 14. Exchanging information in a workplace setting, maintaining appropriate standards and etiquette.
- 15. Using images, charts, graphs, or symbols to show information.
Down
- 1. Messages sent through body language, facial expressions, gestures, and touch.
- 2. A response to a message giving the person information back
- 3. A failure to exchange information, resulting in a misunderstanding.
- 5. Actively focusing on, receiving, and interpreting the speaker's message.
- 6. Using text, symbols, or documents to communicate.
- 7. rules of behavior in a specific setting
- 13. The act of sending and receiving information, thoughts, or ideas