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An Introduction to Organizational Communication

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An Introduction to Organizational Communication
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Publisher: lardbucket.org
Number of pages: 524

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Organizational communication is a unique area of study with its own history, trends, and research methodologies. This book will contain information about the history of the field while demonstrating the new ideas and avenues of research currently being undertaken.

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