How can a sender verify that a communication was effective

How can a sender verify that a communication was effective
Directions: Submit your responses to the questions below. Responses to the Short response submissions may not be copied from the text book, the Lecture Notes, or the internet. The responses need to be in your own words. Each response should be at least 100 words.

Think about a well-known leader in business. Here are some examples:

· Jeff Bezos – Amazon

· Anne Mulcahy – Xerox

· Brad Smith – Intuit

· Howard Schultz – Starbucks

· Larry Page – Google

· Tim Cook – Apple

· Indra Nooyi – PepsiCo

· Warren Buffett – Berkshire Hathaway

· Sir Richard Branson – Virgin Group

· Rupert Murdoch – News Corporation

Keeping one well-known business leader in mind, please answer the questions regarding communication below. Please note that you may need to conduct some research regarding your leader. You may utilize LIRN or other sources (note: videos are acceptable).

1. Describe the difference between communication and effective communication. How can a sender verify that a communication was effective? How can a receiver verify that a communication was effective? What would your business leader say is important about the communication process? Do you agree?

2. Which form of interpersonal communication is best for long-term retention? Why? Which form is best for getting across subtle nuances of meaning? Why?

3. What are the similarities and differences or oral and written communication? What kinds of situations call for the use of oral methods? What situations call for written communication?