Using longer, more complex words in the place of shorter words that mean the same thing
A) usually increases the perceived intelligence of the writer.
B) makes a message easier to understand.
C) sometimes backfires as a strategy for impressing the reader.
D) demonstrates your large innate vocabulary.
E) produces efficient business communication.
C
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a. a denial of service attack b. digital signature forging c. Internet protocol spoofing d. URL masquerading
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Which of the following assumptions is least likely to be supported by proponents of associational unionism?
A. Bureaucratic power leads to greater flexibility in the workplace by offering stability. B. There is little need for flexibility in the workplace. C. There are no longer sharp distinctions between the interests of employers and the interests of many workers in a knowledge-based economy. D. Professional and semi-professional jobs have very different interests from those of management.
Which of the following is not something you can do to help groups and teams get started on the right path?
a. Provide groups and teams with clear goals. b. Leave roles in groups and teams undefined. c. Set high performance expectations. d. Monitor the teams.