Slide The Power of Images 248 The Visual Evolution in Business Communication 249 Visual Design Principles 250 The Ethics of Visual Communication 251 Identifying Points to Illustrate 253 Selecting Visuals for Presenting Data 254 Tables 254 Line and Surface Charts 256 Bar Charts, Pictograms, and Gantt Charts 257 Scatter and Bubble Diagrams 257 Radar Diagrams 259 Pie Charts 260 Data Visualization 261 Selecting Visuals for Presenting Information, Concepts, and Ideas 261 Flowcharts and Organization Charts 261 Maps 263 Illustrations, Diagrams, and Photographs 263 Infographics 264 Producing and Integrating Visuals 264 Creating Visuals 265 Integrating Visuals with Text 265 Verifying the Quality of Your Visuals 266 Visual Media on Mobile Devices 267 Producing Business Videos 268 Step 1: Preproduction 268 Step 2: Production 270 Step 3: Postproduction 272 COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES AT Tableau Software 272 Key Terms 273 Summary Of Learning Objectives 273 Test Your Knowledge 274 Apply Your Knowledge 274 Practice Your Skills 274 Expand Your Skills 276 Build Your Career 277 INTELLIGENT COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality 249 ETHICS DETECTIVE Solving the Case of the Hidden Numbers 253 Part 4 Brief Messages 279 10 Writing Routine and Positive Messages 281 COMMUNICATION CLOSE-UP AT Productivity Report 281 Strategy for Routine Requests 282 Open with Your Request 282 Explain and Justify Your Request Common Examples of Routine Requests 283 Asking for Information or Action 283 Asking for Recommendations 283 Making Claims and Requesting Adjustments 285 Strategy for Routine Replies, Routine Messages, and Positive Messages 288 Open with the Main Idea 288 Provide Necessary Details and Explanation 289 End with a Courteous Close 289 Common Examples of Routine Replies, Routine Messages, and Positive Messages 290 Answering Requests for Information and Action 290 Granting Claims and Requests for Adjustment 290 Providing Recommendations and References 291 Sharing Routine Information 293 Writing Instructions 294 Announcing Good News 294 Fostering Goodwill 294 COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES AT Productivity Report 297 Key Terms 298 Summary Of Learning Objectives 298 Test Your Knowledge 298 Apply Your Knowledge 298 Practice Your Skills 299 Expand Your Skills 301 Build Your Career 301 ETHICS DETECTIVE Solving the Case of the Imaginary Good News 288 DEVELOPING AS A PROFESSIONAL Maintaining a Confident, Positive Outlook 295 11 Writing Negative Messages 307 COMMUNICATION CLOSE-UP AT WELLS FARGO 307 Using the Three-Step Writing Process for Negative Messages 308 Step 1: Planning a Negative Message 308 Step 2: Writing Negative Messages 309 Step 3: Completing Negative Messages 310 Using the Direct Approach for Negative Messages 311 Open with a Clear Statement of the Bad News 311 Provide Reasons and Additional Information 311 Close on a Respectful Note 312 Using the Indirect Approach for Negative Messages 312 Open with a Buffer 312 Provide Reasons and Addition

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Venus has a beautiful name
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Venus Jupiter
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Jupiter is the
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Saturn is the
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Mars is actually a
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Venus has a
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Jupiter is the
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Despite being red,
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Saturn is the ringed
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Mercury is the closest
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Mercury is the
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Venus Mars
Venus has a
beautiful name
Mars is a cold
place
Jupiter
Jupiter is the
biggest planet
Saturn Neptune
Is the only planet
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Neptune is the
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Mercury Mars
Venus has a beautiful name,
but it’s hot
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Venus has a beautiful name and
is the second planet from the Sun.
It’s terribly hot and its atmosphere
is poisonous

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