The ways that purpose, audience, tone and
content for interpersonal and business communication are different because it
just makes sense. The reason why it just makes sense to me is because when I
first started writing email out to my colleagues knowing each of them through
personal conversations, I was a bit confused in my writings and will send them
information as I was talking to them with sense of humor, sometimes my writing
sounded sarcastic and offended a few. I have learned that when I write to my colleagues
in my company, professor or boss that I should always remember to address my
audience so that I can prepare my tone. Also when writing business
communication I should keep my tone formal and appropriate, and remember to
proofread grammar errors, misspelled words, punctuations. The content must not
sound bias in any way to offend male or female.
The difference in writing with interpersonal
communication is I will acknowledge that the audience is to be written as If I
were writing to my friend, peer, and sometimes family members. My purpose for
writing interpersonal communication is to understand that my tone is informal
and with as much grammatical errors as possible. When I type with my friends, I
like add humor to everything I say and speak with sarcasm, and usually my
friends type back the same way in return.
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