When communicating via e-mail, you should:

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User: When communicating via e-mail, you should:

Weegy: I know you are used to communicating via email and text, but important communication like resigning from a job should be handled in person first, [ and followed up with a ... ]

User: Question 5 of 25 : When communicating via e-mail, you should: a. Use complete sentences and proper grammar. b. Truncate the message to save space. c. Use all abbreviations and acronyms used on your job. d. Block the receiver from forwarding or printing the message.

Weegy: a. Use complete sentences and proper grammar.
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User: One difference between emergency and day-to-day communications is that: a. Day-to-day communications are more critical. b. Day-to-day communications are more timely. c. Emergency communications require no response. d. Emergency communications must be consistent.

Weegy: B. Day-to-day communications are more timely.
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User: Question 7 of 25 : Print communication during an emergency: a. Helps to ensure proper documentation. b. Takes too much time to prepare. c. Is fluid and dynamic. d. Warns a community quickly of impending dangers.

Weegy: A) Helps to ensure proper documentation
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User: Question 8 of 25 : Our traditions shape how we interact with others. a. True b. False

Weegy: ... challenging than others. For example, a True/False question is ... they relate to and interact ... [ emissions that our everyday activities release into the atmosphere. We all ... ]

User: Cultural differences: a. Are forgotten in an emergency. b. Reflect internal beliefs and thought patterns. c. Are rarely the cause of misunderstandings. d. Reflect the media “spin” on diversity.

Weegy: C. Are rarely the cause of misunderstandings
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User: How can you tell “in the moment” that your message isn’t being received? a. Rely on the individual asking a question. b. Look for changes in body language. c. Ask the audience if they understand. d. See how the audience responds in an emergency.

Weegy: rely on individual asking a question.
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User: When planning communications, you must consider age and disabling condition together with cultural differences. a. True b. False

Weegy: When planning communications, you must consider age and disabling condition together with cultural differences. True.
Expert answered|debnjerry|Points 37461|

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