ISOM 249 EXAM 1 CORRECT 100%
Audience analysis - ANSWERThe understanding of the consumer group for which the
design is targeted. This would include the audiences, demographics, physical location,
amount of time available to view the design, and interest in the subject matter.
Business Writing Goals - ANSWERpurposeful, economical, audience oriented
face-to-face meeting - ANSWERa meeting in which all members come together in one
physical location to make a decision or solve a problem
foreign corrupt practices of 1977 - ANSWERIt is unlawful for any corporation or
individual to pay or give anything of value to any foreign political leaders or political
officials. Applies to all US corporations
globalization - ANSWERActions or processes that involve the entire world and result in
making something worldwide in scope.
interview - follow up - ANSWER• Within 24 hours, send simple handwritten thank you
note
• Reflect objectively upon the event with peer, friend, or family member
• Consider each interview a good learning experience
• Call employer if do not receive a response
interview process - ANSWERthe sequence of actions that result in an effective interview
interview types - ANSWERstructured and unstructured
introduction - ANSWERthe opening section of a speech
media rich theory - ANSWERAttempts to classify media in organizations according to
how much clarifying information they are able to convey from a sender to a recipient;
the more helpful cues and immediate feedback the medium provides, the richer it is.
majority - ANSWERmore than half
nonverbal messages - ANSWERcues we send with our body, voice, space, time, and
appearance to support, modify, contradict, or even replace a verbal message
oral presentations - ANSWERused in jobs that require presentations to be made to
customers, clients, or even boards or directors. Oral presentation used to see a
candidate's "sales pitch" or proposed strategic plan to a board of directors
planning messages 3x3 writing process - ANSWERA process that breaks the entire
writing task into three phases: prewriting, writing, and revising.
Audience analysis - ANSWERThe understanding of the consumer group for which the
design is targeted. This would include the audiences, demographics, physical location,
amount of time available to view the design, and interest in the subject matter.
Business Writing Goals - ANSWERpurposeful, economical, audience oriented
face-to-face meeting - ANSWERa meeting in which all members come together in one
physical location to make a decision or solve a problem
foreign corrupt practices of 1977 - ANSWERIt is unlawful for any corporation or
individual to pay or give anything of value to any foreign political leaders or political
officials. Applies to all US corporations
globalization - ANSWERActions or processes that involve the entire world and result in
making something worldwide in scope.
interview - follow up - ANSWER• Within 24 hours, send simple handwritten thank you
note
• Reflect objectively upon the event with peer, friend, or family member
• Consider each interview a good learning experience
• Call employer if do not receive a response
interview process - ANSWERthe sequence of actions that result in an effective interview
interview types - ANSWERstructured and unstructured
introduction - ANSWERthe opening section of a speech
media rich theory - ANSWERAttempts to classify media in organizations according to
how much clarifying information they are able to convey from a sender to a recipient;
the more helpful cues and immediate feedback the medium provides, the richer it is.
majority - ANSWERmore than half
nonverbal messages - ANSWERcues we send with our body, voice, space, time, and
appearance to support, modify, contradict, or even replace a verbal message
oral presentations - ANSWERused in jobs that require presentations to be made to
customers, clients, or even boards or directors. Oral presentation used to see a
candidate's "sales pitch" or proposed strategic plan to a board of directors
planning messages 3x3 writing process - ANSWERA process that breaks the entire
writing task into three phases: prewriting, writing, and revising.
