Management Communication N4 — Memo P1

November 2019 — N4 — Management Communication

N4 2019 Nated Business

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1.1.1The CEO/The lady with the necklace/T he lady with the cu rly h air Give a mark for any description as long as it is clear that the sender is the CEO (1\

1.1.2In closing: Change is good! Change is inevitable! Change is exciting! tudents may paraphrase or quote the message (2\

1.1.3Interpers onal communication (1\

1.1.4t is face to face betwee n a sender and few individuals/ small group (1\

1.1.5Intrapersonal c ommunication (1\

1.1.6Thinking takes place within a person. (1\

1.1.7ays attention to the words, i deas and feelings of the sender akes eye contact and pays a ttention to nonverbal language istens openly and objectively, especially to people from a different background or c

1.2Intimate zone A distance zero to half a metre is maintained/ uncomfortable/used in crowded places Personal zone A distance of between half a metre

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2.1(5\

2.2An older person might think it is disrespectful to be busy on the cellphone during a conversation, while an 18 year old may see this as totally acceptable. Attitude: A manager might have a p assion and thus a positive attitude

2.3.520

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3.1An interview is a pre planned, formal and an interviewee or a panel of interviewers. Information, thoughts and emotions re communicated. It takes place for a specific purpose (7\

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3.3Be polite and professional. The cand idate will probably be nervous. Put him or her at ease before you start asking questions. Explain what will happen during the interview. Ask rel evant, well prepared questions.

4.1.1Interpret/Editorial function Educate Entertain Advertise Render a servic Promote culture

4.1.4By using pictures (2\

4.1.5By inviting the reader to like them on Facebook By offering a competition (2\

4.1.6Bovril (1\

4.1.7Mothers/Men who braai eople who enjoy cooking (1\

4.2Showing onl y one side of t he story/I ncomplete reporting Using emotional language/S ampling emotional respondents Citing fake sources/U sing biased visual material Selective use of research and data

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5.1.1The anno uncement of a meeting informing when and wh ere the meeting will take place

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5.2A quorum can be defined as t he minimum number of people who must present at a meeting to make the proceedings valid. Therefore, if the quorum is 12 there needs to be more than 12 people present. 15 people

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Mark Allocation

Sections20 + 20 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 100 marks

Paper information

TitleMemo

SubjectManagement Communication

LevelN4

Document typeNated Business

Year2019

MonthNovember

Pages6

Downloads4

Examination context

Decade2010s

Years ago7y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start dayFriday

Exam periodNovember 2019

Days since exam2,535

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