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The solution names some advantages that an individual may experience when choosing to communicate while using his or her power in an organization.

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This solution discusses connotations that are associated with the word, 'power'.

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1. What are advantages that an individual may experience when choosing to communicate while using his or her power in an organization?

Here are several brainstorming ideas to consider when responding:

- Influences decisions and decision-making processes

- Influences the distribution of supplies or resources

- Increases speed when requesting the completion of jobs. When a leader communicates his or her power, the request for a job may be completed in a timelier manner.

- Ensures better management of deals and affairs within an organization

- Encourages better bargaining and decision-making

2. How can myths, metaphors and/or stories reinforce the existing power in your organization (past or present)?

Myths, metaphors, and stories create power for ...

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