A speaker's credibility is affected by everything he or she says and does during the speech.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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A) primary provoker B) superb teams C) farrago D) groupthink E) critical success factors for virtual teams F) organizational assimilation G) vigilant interaction theory H) types of team stressors I) types of team stressors
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Companies that implement formal, structured methods to influence their organizational culture have been shown to experience long-lasting, positive change. 2. The growing need for employee relations specialists is partially due to societal distrust of corporations. 3. Healthy organizations are those firms that experience consistently positive revenue growth. 4. PR supports employee engagement by communicating company values and goals to employees. 5. The majority of mergers and acquisitions achieve expected results, so PR plays a minor role in such activities.
Which of the following is an accurate statement about false light?
A. It involves asking questions in private areas. B. It involves disregarding private property signs. C. It involves using information to embarrass private figures. D. It involves giving the wrong impression of a public figure.
Laila is giving a business presentation about the new marketing strategies being adopted by her company. Her audience consists of the marketing team, the sales team, a few members of the management team, and some visiting executives from her company's Chinese branch. During her presentation, Laila says, "It is important that the ROI on our guerrilla marketing techniques remain elevated." What should Laila change about this sentence to better adapt it to her listeners who are not native English speakers?
A. She should skim over the words quickly; this sentence is just filler. B. She should simplify the language and avoid using jargon. C. She should say it much louder and more slowly than normal. D. She should not change the sentence.