About This Textbook
This book provides a comprehensive, integrated approach to the study and application of written and oral business communication to serve both students and instructors. The text includes a number of features such as learning objectives, exercises, real-world examples, key terms, and post-chapter assessments.
This open textbook is designed in 12 chapters featuring a spectrum of current and relevant Canadian business communication topics.
This text is adapted from Business Communication for Success. This 2018 adaptation has significantly reduced the size and scope of the original publication and added Canadian examples.
Author
Ontario Business Faculty and eCampusOntario Program Managers
Publisher
eCampusOntario
Publish Date
April 3, 2018
Edition
Canadian Edition
Level
Undergraduate
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