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Professional Communication in International Settings

Yuling Pan · Suzanne B. K. Scollon · Ronald Scollon

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List of Figures. Preface. 1.Analyzing Communication in the International Workplace.2. The Telephone Call: When Technology Intervenes.3. The Resume: A Corporate Trojan Horse.4. The Presentation: From Dale Carnegie to Ananova the Avatar.5. The Meeting: Action or Ratification?6. The Reflective View: Seeing Ourselves as Others See Us.Appendices: Reflective Self-Assessment. 1: The Communication Display Portfolio Exchange Planner.2: Presenting Across Cultures.3: Suggestions for Users.Further Reading. References. Index.

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