Personal Reflection: Communication Strategy In Business?

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Going into BUAD 302, Communication Strategy in Business, I was unsure about what to expect in terms of class content. I, like I am sure you do, wondered how complex communication could be since we find ourselves communicating everyday whether it be professionally with colleagues, academically with professors, or casually with friends and family. However, BUAD 302 teaches you that communication means so much more than just how you speak. BUAD 302 teaches you about non-verbal communication, such as resumes and cover letters, something that is often overlooked, yet ultimately so important. Non-verbal communication is what provides you with the opportunity to demonstrate your verbal communication skills in an interview, or in the workplace one you have secured that position you always wanted. In this class I learned about the different types of communication and this helped me to achieve the goals that I set for myself at the beginning of the semester. Achieving these goals led to me enhancing my learning experience by keeping me organized as I tried to improved communication skills that will help me at USC, in securing my first job, and for the …show more content…

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