Effective Business Communication for Women

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 1989 English Publisher:EmeraldJournal:Equal Opportunities International, volume 8, pages 16-19 (issn: 0261-0159,

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Authors: Christine Mary Baytosh; Brian H. Kleiner;

doi: 10.1108/eb010512

Effective Business Communication for Women

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Men and women develop different communication styles as a result of their varied sex role socialisation experiences. Communication between the sexes in the business environment is filled with misunderstandings, since men and women are not always aware of the difference in communication styles. These misunderstandings can impair business deals and effective management.(1)

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