Essays on Intercommunication

Introduction

Work and development assessment during strategic change can be defined as an evaluation of effectiveness and skills of leaders as managers. Development assessment provides a feedback system from direct reports of performance analysis for development of specific leadership skills based on performance feedback. The key areas in this study are where, how and when set leadership strategies are developed, the criteria for an effective management strategy, the manner in which management strategies are developed, and implemented. In reference to Brian and George (2007) performance management can be defined as a continuous cycle that commences with conscription decision and entails setting a performance ...

In Swales’ “The Concept of Discourse Community,” he reiterates the differences between the speech community and discourse community. As he discusses his position on discourse community, Swales makes it clear that a discourse community is characterized by several inherent characteristics. These characteristics include “agreed set of common goals” (Swales, 471: 11), which may be defined in documents such as organization constitutions. Other characteristic include “mechanisms of intercommunication” (Swales, 471: 12), “participatory mechanism” (Swales, 472: 14), and a member has “relevant content.” In Wardle’s “Identity, Authority, and learning to Write in New Workplaces” she discusses the intrigues of communicating in a new “ ...

Organization Communication Analysis II

Ethical Violations According to Clair (1998), today organizations experience a number of unethical behaviors. Recent studies have shown that employees report having participated in one form of misconduct at employment during their cause of work. Mukherjee (2005) has revealed in his findings that the unethical behaviors experienced by employees includes lying, reporting to work late, participating in abusive behavior, violating rules, misusing the internet, sexual harassment, and discrimination. In addition, Clara (1998) has affirmed that most of these ethical violations go unnoticed since there is fear that once reported the perpetrators will be punished. These findings and other leading ...