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Why Is It Important To Communicate Well?
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● People share a fundamental drive to communicate. You share meaning in what you say and how you
say it, both in oral and written forms. Your communication skills help you to understand others—not
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just their words, but also their tone of voice, and their nonverbal gestures. The format of their written
documents provides you with clues about who they are and what their values and priorities may be.
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Active listening and reading are also part of being a successful communicator.
● When you were an infant, you learned to talk over a period of many months. You need to begin the
process of improving your speaking and writing with the frame of mind that it will require effort,
persistence, and self-correction, just as it did when you were acquiring basic communication skills.
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● Your speaking
combination
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writing, and studying formats similar to what you aim to produce.
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Why Is It Important To Communicate Well?
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● As you study professional business communication, you may receive suggestions for improvement
and clarification from speakers and writers more experienced than yourself. Your success in
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communicating is a skill that applies to every field of work, and it makes a difference in your
relationships with others.
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● You want to be prepared to communicate well when given the opportunity. Each time you do a good
job, your success will bring more success.
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● An individual with excellent communication skills is an asset to every organization. No matter what
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you plan to pursue, learning to express yourself professionally in your communications will
help you
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THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ETHICAL COMMUNICATION
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● While project workflows, strategic planning, advanced technology, and business analyses are often topics associated
with critical corporate discussions, an enterprise’s code of ethics – and its key ethical communication principles – is
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not often discussed. Businesses of all sizes rely on optimal person-to-person communication so that projects can be
effectively completed, management and employees can understand each other, and for business to flow in the most
efficient manner possible. While effective communication is necessary in all human relationships, it is even more
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critical in businesses of all sizes in order for confusion to be mitigated, and everyone is on the same page.
Humans rely on communication to express personal desires of what needs to be done, and how it is to be done. In a
business, this is most important for both managers and employees to effectively express what they want done, and
how they want it to be done. Communication is always a two-way, mutual set of actions that includes the
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spoken communication will often illicit a reply from the initial receiver.
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clear-cut principles exists, that every business should follow, to ensure all personnel, including C-suite
executives
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efficient environment where everyone is on the same page, and everyone is aligned to the principles and values of
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enterprise. These ethical communication principles stem form a critical framework of values that every CEO
should seek to discuss with all employees, executives, managers, and shareholders so the business is able to
effectively leverage its relationships to better its bottom and top lines.

THE TITLE OF WHAT IS ETHICAL COMMUNICATION?
YOUR RESEARCH Ethical communication is a type of communication that is predicated upon certain
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business values, such as being truthful, concise, and responsible with one’s words
and the resulting actions.
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While hard skills are invaluable in any industry, there is a greater knowledge among
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– larger enterprises – that soft skills and emotional intelligence are just as important
in establishing effective workplace relationships that can produce results. While
logical intelligence denotes one’s cognitive brainpower, emotional intelligence is
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based on an empathetic ability to understand people, which relates to having the
ability to effectively communicate with people. Soft skills represent the other side of
an employee’s personal skill set, and encompasses a group of workplace
competencies focusing on working well with others – including the most critical soft
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skill, which is the skill of communication. And while there are many different types of
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communication principles that businesses need to know about, ethical
communication is the most important.
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FUNDUMENTALS OF ETHICAL COMMUNICATION
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OPENNESS AND TRANSPARENCY
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Truthfulness & honesty is the most core principle of ethical communication. This means that speaking 99
percent of the truth in a matter - while leaving out one percent of the facts - is not ethical communication, as
omitting any detail (intentionally) changes the way that a listener will perceive an event. Thus, being 100
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percent open and transparent, and hiding nothing, is key in order for all business relationships - whether
within a business
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in the short term and long term.
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Consideration for Any Potential Roadblocks:
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When communicating with another party, truly ethical communication entails considering any potential
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factor that may influence how the recipient understands - or receives - the information that is being
communicated.
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Several examples are below where roadblocks may present themselves, resulting in the communicator
needing to take steps to attenuate any potential instances of miscommunication:
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LANGUAGE USE
THE TITLE OF • Obviously, ethical communication dictates that speakers utilize the language that listeners understand. It would make little sense to
present a business presentation in English to a non-English speaking Chinese audience. Taking this example further, it would also be
unethical to communicate the information mostly in Chinese, with a certain section in English, presenting only parts of the data to the
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LANGUAGE FLUENCY
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Ethical communication takes into account the level of fluency as well as the language spoken by listeners so that recipients of the
communication (whether it be spoken or written) are able to fully understand what is being communicated.
JARGON
• Every industry has its own jargon. When speaking to a layperson, it is ethical to speak with simple, easy-to-understand words, while
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avoiding the use of heavy jargon, resulting in portions of the presentation/communication being incomprehensible to a portion of the
audience.
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ACCESSIBLITY TO TECHNOLOG
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this information and digital age, some take accessibility to advanced technology for granted. For instance, while smartphones are
readily available, and translation apps are abundant, not everyone is able to access such applications or platforms. If a business
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via an application, there may be confusion. Thus, the ability to access certain technology - and the know-how on how to use certain
applications - may be a roadblock when it comes to ethically communicating to a particular audience.

DEVELOPMENT OF RELATIONSHIP
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The art of communication allows people to express themselves in order to develop relationships. In
business, this can be an employee dealing with a manager, executives communicating with
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stakeholders, or managers talking with other business representatives. It is critical for there to be no
confusion or misunderstandings when businesses try to develop relationships within themselves and
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with other business entities or clients/customers. To accomplish this, ethical communication
principles must be followed, ensuring that all parties can receive the consistent truth, and
understand what needs to be done, and how it needs to be done.
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PRINCIPLES OF ETHICAL COMMUNICATION
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● There are a myriad of core principles associated with ethical communication, starting with the core
value of honesty that all other values are connected to. However, it can be said that there is a value
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underlying honesty (with regard to ethical communication) and that is emotional intelligence/empathy
as the precursor of all soft skills, which allows all personnel to be understood, and to effectively
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communicate with others. Emotional intelligence, within the framework of ethical communication,
allows one to understand the needs of others, and meet those needs in the most efficient manner
possible as if you were in their shoes.
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PRINCIPLES OF ETHICAL COMMUNICATION
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1. Be Truthful And Honest
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2. Active Listening
3. Speak Non-Judgmentally
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4. Speak From Your Own Experience
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9. Respect Privacy And Confidentiality
10. Accept Responsibility

BE TRUTHFUL AND HONEST
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● Being honest means communicating what is known to be true (only 100 percent the facts) to a
listener, with no intent to deceive or present only parts of the truth. It also means being as objective
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as possible, that is, not tailoring the story based on what the speaker wants the listener to believe.
Letting the listener take the data that is objectively presented and believe what they choose to believe
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is a core goal of ethical communication. Ethical communication should be based on accurate
information and facts – in a word, do not lie.
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ACTIVE LISTENING
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Hearing someone and listening to them are two different things. In order for ethical communication to be
effective, it is necessary for the recipient to pro-actively listen to the speaker, and to not just hear what
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they want to hear, or to hear only parts of the conversation. This also means asking questions when any
point is not completely understood, for the sake of clarification
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Speak Non-Judgmentally
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Ethically and concisely communicating means speaking in a non-judgmental manner with every recipient,
negating unnecessary conflict, which typically creates a breakdown in communication and causes
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misunderstandings. Unnecessary conflict is never good for any business, and such conflicts usually result
from unethical communications, with judgmental, accusatory, and overly-critical comments often being the
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catalyst for such breakdowns in communication.
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Speak From Your Own Experience
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Bringing your personal experience into a dialogue with business listeners is important, providing backup
for your arguments with something more tangible. Such a communication method (experiential
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communication) paints a complete picture for your audience and helps to prove your points so that the
listeners have a better understanding of what is being said.
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Consider the Receiver’s Preferred Communication Channel
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You risk losing an audience if you use a communication channel that is not preferred by your intended
receiver. To effectively communicate with your listeners, use the most preferred communication channel,
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whether that be face-to-face, email, conference call, phone call, messenger app, etc. Also, when
presenting data to a business audience, be aware of the preferred method of presentation for that
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business, whether it be graphs, slides, PowerPoint presentations, etc. Additionally, since body language is
very important, it is often preferred to meet business clients face-to-face.
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Strive To Understand
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While it is important to be proactive in listening, it is important for listeners to also strive to fully understand
what is being said before responding. While asking for clarification or confirmation of a point is fine, many
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times questions that listeners pose have already been answered. Listeners should think about what has
been said before constructing a reply. Reading “in between the lines” is also an important skill that allows
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for understanding what isn’t said, but was implicitly said or implied.
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Avoid A Negative Tone
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● Ethically communicating assumes the speaker will avoid rudeness, be polite and professional, and
have tact. The ethical communicator knows that it’s not only important what you say, but how you say
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it. Tone is one of the most critical facets of communication. A listener may miss the meaning
altogether if the tone is wrong, which can lead to unnecessary confrontations that decrease business
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productivity.
● Controlling one’s tone goes along with self-control, a soft skill that allows one to know how they wish
to reply to a terse business message (for instance) versus the most effective manner for replying.
Essentially, keeping the tone positive or neutral is best, as the tone of a written message – or of one’s
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understood.
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● Additionally, while it is acceptable to be honest and open, tact – and professional maturity – means
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knowing when it is inappropriate to speak up, and when it is crucial to. Tact also means knowing that
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being completely honest does not equate with being rude or negative – it is possible to be completely
honest and open with one’s thoughts and feelings while still remaining polite and respectful.

Do Not Interrupt Others
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Allowing others to speak is important for the creation of a civil, effective working environment. Interrupting
others results in misunderstandings and unnecessary conflicts and a breakdown in workplace
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communications, which only hinders corporate progress and creates problems. Interrupting others not
only shows a lack of respect, but does not allow the listener to fully grasp what is being said, which often
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results in incorrect assumptions being made.
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Respect Privacy And Confidentiality
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Most businesses should include a clause in their code of ethics defining what is appropriate when it
comes to honoring client and employee confidentiality and privacy. This can have a wide range of
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implications, including minimizing workplace gossip, and mitigating toxic conversations about the private
lives of clients and/or personnel.
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Accept Responsibilty
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● As noted before, a core tenant within any ethical communication framework is taking responsibility for
the actions that result from one’s words, whether it be good or bad. This includes both short term and
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long term consequences of one’s communications. Owning one’s words reinforces the importance of
being conscientious about ethical communication.
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ETHICAL COMMUNICATION IN AN ORGANIZATION
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● n business organizations, communicating concisely, ethically, and appropriately are all necessary so a
business can operate effectively and efficiently. Operating according to a communication-based code of
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ethics is important for both small and large scale person-to-person conversations. For larger audiences it is
often important for business members to employ additional values to their communication principles, such
as:
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● Choosing the right place/time: Speaking about a particular topic in a business often requires choosing the
most pertinent and appropriate time and place in order for the message to be most effective. This requires
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Name the recipients and having tact, along with utilizing strategy and planning.
● Knowing one’s Audience: Certain audiences may prefer different verbiage or jargon, or may prefer one
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communication channel over another. Being an effective communicator means knowing your audience in
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order to communicate in the way that he/she will understand the best.
● Business communication requires ethical values to form the foundation of all of its relationships, which
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ensures that all enterprise workflows, short term projects, and long term projects are effectively managed
and carried out. Any lapse in efficient and ethical communication can result in misunderstandings, conflicts,
delays with projects, and the creation of an ineffective working environment.

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PAPER / THESIS Find 5 examples of how ethical communication in different
industries can change the outcome of a problem in a
business or workplace environment, revealing why ethical
communication principles should be followed
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