Overview and Rationale:
In this assignment you will read an article and reflect on how the content of the article relates to your communication practices.
Essential Components & Instructions :
Read PMI’s Pulse of the Profession In-Depth Report: The Essential Role of Communications (ATTACHED) and compare your current organization to the findings within the paper. Is your organization a “high-performing organization” that understands the importance of communication or does your organization struggle with communication?
ORGANIZATION: MICROSOFT
Abstracts begin flush left and identify your findings and implications.
Keywords: the key words themselves are lowercase and are not italicized. Use three to five words that someone might use to look up this work in a search engine. [“Keywords” is indented and italicized and the actual key words are not italicized and are not indented if they go beyond one line].
PART 2:
Topic – Current Status of the Organization: (CHOOSE 1-2 BULLETS BELOW)
• How do you see your current or past organization?
• Does your organization struggle with either of the problem areas mentioned on page 4, “A gap in understanding the business benefits” and “Challenges surrounding the language used to deliver product-related information, which is often unclear and peppered with project management jargon”?
• Would your organization be considered a “high-performing organization”?
PART 3:
Conclusion
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Below are some key guidelines you will want to ensure you follow in this assignment. Think of this short list as a quality control checklist, along with the attached grading rubric.
• Document should professionally formatted using titles, headers, and bullets where appropriate.
• You must include a title page and cite any outside sources using a works cited page according to APA 6th edition guidelines
• Submission is free of grammatical errors and misspellings
• Double spaced, times new roman, 12 point font, 1 inch margins
• Direct quotes should account for no more that 15 percent of paper (use direct quotes sparingly)