Ethical Communication Includes All Relevant Information, Is True In Every Sense, And Is Not Deceptive In Any Way. Which Of The Following Are Examples Of Unethical Communication? (Choose All Correct Answers.)
Communication Issues In An Organization Faced By Managers
There are five types of communication problems faced by managers in on
organization. Unethical Communication (UC) is one of them.
1. Unethical Communication
The correct options of this multiple choice question are (a), (b) and (d),
as in plagiarizing someone presents the information in such a manner as it
belongs to his own words or work create by others. This is an ethical way of communication
in an organization which is faced by a manager to control it. For example, use
other words in his speech to show these are his own words.
In distorting visuals, the person presents the false explanation of true
story. For example, showing the visuals, that the company increase the salaries
of employees but, in fact, the real visual is not such the image.
The option (b) “asking friends to give your business positive online
reviews” is considered unethical as they give bias opinions and hide negative
information such as weaknesses of the company. So, they should be asked to give
honest and true reviews online rather than just asking friends to give positive
reviews.
A manager must provide all relevant information, which is true and includes
essential elements, and not to present the information in a deceptive and
misleading way. He must be responsible of his choice of communication and the
effects of these selected choices of communication.
2. Managing Communication In A Digital Connected World
In digital connected world, the challenges for managers are to protect the
organization from legal & security issues due to the stealing of sensitive
&, confidential data, spam email, misuses of company’s email account, etc.
In the digital connected world, there is also a problem of lack of personal
interaction. The physical face-to-face communication is more effective and can influence
the persons to understand the business messages than face-to-face live chatting,
video conferences, etc., where there is a more chance of lack of interest,
attraction and satisfaction than a physical face-to-face discussion. So, a manager
should always try physical face-to-face interaction when it is much needed and
possible otherwise use instant messages facilities, video chatting, etc., where
close connections can be made among employees of the organizational department.
3. Managing The Organization Knowledge’s Resources
The manager needs to provide knowledge of organizational resources used in
the production or to sell to customers or utilized in the business in order to
help employees to perform job tasks efficiently and effectively to achieve
organization objectives & goals. Such knowledge can be shared on online
databases of the official website. Specific instructions through notice boards can
be provided to employees during working hours.
4. Managing Communication With Customers
The manager must manage communication with customers as connected customers
are useful for the effective working of the business. What types of
communication and when it takes does matter in business world. For example, quick
reply and describing the valid reasons of increase in the price of product can
satisfy customers.
5. Getting Employees Inputs
If the employees provide feasible suggestions about production process,
then these suggestions should be implemented after being reviewed. The acceptance
of suggestion should also be communicated with employees in order to encourage
them to continue to take part in suggestion process in future also in future to
improve organizational works.
The option (c) is considered as ethical communication as omitting non-essential information is not required in EC.

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