Communication skills needed by persons in business organizations

Vincent S. DiSalvo · William J. Seiler

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While there exists a great deal of information regarding the importance of oral communication in the business organization, little has been written in recent years to identify those communication skills that are important for different organizational positions. This article reports the results of a study designed to identify those communication skills being used by college graduates who have been in a business organization for five years or less. This information can be used by educators in speech communication to deal with subject matter relevancy issues and provide some guidance for student career planning and training.

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