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1. Business Communication Today by Courtland L. Bovee,
John V. Thill, Barbara E. Schatzman, Hardcover: 730
pages, Publisher: Prentice Hall
This is a "must have" for anyone whose job requires
writing clear, professional reports, memos, e-mail, or
letters. Helps readers refine their existing
communications skills while learning how to communicate
effectively via various mediums, including the Internet
and other technologies. Listening, working in teams,
understanding nonverbal communication are also covered
and a handy appendix includes grammar & usage
fundamentals. For readers in all levels of business
interested in improving their communications skills and
corporate business communication trainers.
2. Excellence In Business Communication (6th Edition)
by John Thill, Courtland L. Bovee, Paperback: 656 pages,
Publisher: Prentice Hall
This best-selling book captures the dynamics of business
communication as no other on the market does. It
presents the subject in a fascinating way, powerfully
stimulating and motivating readers; this book gives the
foundation for excellent, effective, and practical
business communication. By offering “On the Job”
simulations that feature actual companies, readers apply
business communication concepts to real situations and
sharpen their problem-solving skills. Incorporating a
three-step approach to writing (planning, writing, and
completing business messages), Excellence in Business
Communication covers letters, memos, e-mail and other
brief messages, reports and oral presentations, and
employment messages (including resumes and application
letters). With its helpful appendices and a “Handbook of
Grammar, Mechanics, and Usage,” this a must-have desk
reference for anyone responsible for writing business
letters, e-mail, memos, and reports.
3. Essentials of Business Communication with Student
CD-ROM by Mary Ellen Guffey, Paperback: 511 pages,
Publisher: South-Western Educational
This textbook-workbook is a streamlined, no-nonsense
approach to business communication. It takes a
three-in-one approach: (1) text, (2) practical workbook,
and (3) self-teaching grammar/mechanics handbook. The
chapters reinforce basic writing skills, then apply
these skills to a variety of memos, letters, reports,
and resumes. This new edition features increased
coverage of contemporary business communication issues
including oral communication, electronic forms of
communication, diversity and ethics.
4. Business Communication: Building Critical Skills
by Kitty O. Locker, Stephen Kyo Kaczmarek, Hardcover:
637 pages, Publisher: Irwin/McGraw-Hill
A unique approach to a hands-on course, This textbook is not
a cut and paste of Kitty Locker's popular Business
Administrative Communication text, but is a completely
new approach devised and created with the assistance of
a community college colleague. The innovative module
structure allows instructors to focus on specific skills
and provides greater flexibility for short courses and
different teaching approaches. While grounded in solid
business communication fundamentals, this paperback
takes a strong workplace activity orientation which
helps students connect what they learn to what they do
or will do on the job.5. Business Communication
for Managers : An Advanced Approach by John M. Penrose,
Robert W. Rasberry, Robert J. Myers, Hardcover: 480
pages, Publisher: South-Western College
This textbook presents balanced treatment of both the theory
and applications of managerial communication. Content
includes strong coverage of ethics, cross-cultural
communication and the newest technological influences in
communication. Unique, practical chapters on visual
support of written and oral presentations are provided
in addition to coverage on how to write and deliver a
case analysis, meeting management, and report writing.
Strong integrated coverage of technology continues
throughout this edition. While communication concepts
remain largely the same -- the technology that is used
to communicate has changed and these changes are
reflected in the fifth edition. Coverage of listening
skills, intercultural communication, e-plagiarism,
developing PowerPoint presentations, and writing
instructions has been extensively enhanced.
6. Guide to Managerial Communication (6th Edition)
by Mary Munter, Paperback: 198 pages, Publisher:
Prentice Hall
Discusses how to communicate verbally and in print in
the business world. Provides instruction on establishing
a strategy on how to present what you want to say and
techniques on how to speak or write more efficiently and
effectively to communicate what you want to say.
7. Communicating for Managerial Effectiveness by
Phillip G. Clampitt, Paperback: 304 pages, Publisher:
SAGE Publications
Enables managers and students to clearly view their
communication abilities and organizational dilemmas and
challenges. The first two chapters explain the complex
process of communication. The third chapter examines the
impact of corporate culture on the communication
climate. The next six chapters analyze critical
communication challenges most managers face. The final
chapter focuses on ethics and building trust through
communication practices. Real world cases and examples
used throughout the book are drawn from Clampitt’s
extensive organizational consulting experience and from
the worlds of politics, history, science, and art.
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