TY - GEN AU - Raman, Meenakshi; Singh, Prakash TI - Business communication SN - 0-19-807705-X U1 - 651.7/Ram/Sin PY - 2019/// CY - New Delhi PB - Oxford University Press KW - Business communication N1 - Table of contents PART I UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS COMMUNICATION Chapter 1. Nature and Scope of Communication Chapter 2. Non-verbal Communication Chapter 3. Cross-cultural Communication Chapter 4. Technology-enabled Business Communication PART II WRITING BUSINESS MESSAGES AND DOCUMENTS Chapter 5. Business Writing Chapter 6. Business Correspondence Chapter 7. Instructions Chapter 8. Business Reports and Proposals Chapter 9. Careers and Résumés PART III DEVELOPING ORAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS FOR BUSINESS Chapter 10. Effective Listening Chapter 11. Business Presentations and Public Speaking Chapter 12. Conversations Chapter 13. Interviews Chapter 14. Meetings and Conferences Chapter 15. Group Discussions and Team Presentations Chapter 16. Team Briefing PART IV UNDERSTANDING SPECIFIC COMMUNICATION NEEDS Chapter 17. Communication across Functional Chapter 18. Corporate Communication Chapter 19. Persuasive Strategies in Business Communication Chapter 20. Ethics in Business Communication Chapter 21. Business Communication Aids Online Resources N2 - Description The second edition of Business Communication is a comprehensive textbook specially designed to meet the needs of management students. The text material has been restructured to provide a more balanced and exhaustive coverage of the subject and give an in-depth coverage of the core components of business communication. The book is now divided into four parts comprising 21 chapters. Beginning with an introduction to the principles of business communication in the first part, it goes on to discuss the written aspects in the second part. While the third part concentrates on developing oral skills for business, the fourth part analyses specific communication needs. Features Two new chapters on cross-cultural communication and career building and résumé writing New sections on interpersonal communication, communication styles, fluency development strategies, types of interviews, video conferencing, teleconferencing, etc. New features such as business communication insights and business communication tools Sidebars for easy recapitulation New appendices on interview questions, impact words, transitions, British and American vocabulary, common usage errors, and commonly misspelt words Online Resource Centre: The following resources are available to support the faculty using this text: For Instructor: 1. PowerPoint Presentations 2. Solution Manual In the CD Video exercises on group discussions, interviews, and presentation skills PowerPoint presentations on soft skills, body language, listening, interviews, and group discussions Text supplements on business communication, business reports and proposals, business presentations and public speaking, communication across functional areas, and corporate communication ER -