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The Business Climate for Engineering Communication

Module by: The Cain Project in Engineering and Professional Communication. E-mail the author

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This PowerPoint file of 14 slides introduces several distinctive features of today’s work climate. Slides identify challenges to productivity in a complex work environment, and provide strategies for working under time and material constraints, managing diversity, and delegating and communicating efficiently and effectively. In an intense work environment, engineering teams must learn to maximize resources to create value faster. This presentation explains how changing technologies for collaboration and communication require new approaches to the way teams work together, adapt to audiences, and ultimately add value to their collaborations.

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