The Power of eCommunication: A Comprehensive Guide for Using E-mail, Voice Mail, Instant Messaging, Conference Calls, and Web Conferences

  • 1h 31m
  • Laurie K. Benson
  • Human Resource Development Press
  • 2004

Electronic communication is here to stay and using the right tools effectively is essential to your success. Yet few companies provide training in this changing area. This cutting-edge book is full of guidelines and things to consider to get what you want when communicating through e-mail, instant message, voice mail, conference calls, web conferences and videoconferences.

Learn how to “ecommunicate” clearly and professionally when participating or leading a virtual team . . . working from a home office…or building and managing professional relationships across cities, states or countries.

Topics include: Delivering bad news via e-mail, cellular phones, and voice mail, humor in electronic communications, and ecommunication protocol—including offensive language, showing emotion and response time.

Learn how to:

  • Get the most out of conference calls—whether you’re a presenter or participant
  • Turn web conferences and videoconferences into results-getting virtual meetings
  • A checklist of things to remember before you send your next e-mail
  • Deal with all the e-mail you receive
  • Use instant messaging to connect with virtual teams
  • Do’s and don’ts when using voice mail
  • Conduct virtual job interviews
  • Prepare for and conduct the conference call, and tips for following up
  • Minimize your legal liability when using electronic communications

In this Book

  • Technology and Today’s Changing Business Environment
  • Communicating Effectively through E-mail
  • Using Instant Messaging to Add Value to Business
  • Communicating Effectively through Voice Mail
  • Getting the Most Out of Your Conference Calls
  • Web Conferences and Videoconferences—Just Virtual Meetings
  • E-mail, Voice Mail, Conference Call, Web Conference, or Videoconference—Which One Should I Use for My Message?
  • Legal Considerations
  • It’s All in How You Use It
  • Additional Reading Resources
  • Helpful Web Resources
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