Organizational Communication: University
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In any organization upward and downward flow of information is to be expected. It is a means of communication between the hierarchies and subordinates.
How important is this organizational communication upward and downward flow at a university college for students as well as the university personal?
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This solution explains the importance for organizational communication in an upward and downward flow at a university college for students, as well as for university personnel. Includes 1 reference.
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For university personnel, it would be extremely important because it would enable employees in all levels to understand the changes taking place. In a university, there is always an extensive amount of activity that's taking place in every department. This includes everything from changes in financial aid practices mandated by the federal government to changes in classes, new professors, new procedures, and so on. University executives have to maintain a tight ...
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