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PublisherCengage Learning
PublishedJan 1, 2012
Edition4th
ISBN-139789814339650
ISBN-109814339659
LevelUndergraduate
Business Communication

Essentials of Business Communication: An Asia Edition

By Mary Ellen Guffey, Bertha Babcock, Dana Loewy

About This Book

This textbook provides a comprehensive overview of business communication principles, specifically tailored for the Asian market. It covers essential topics such as writing professional messages, oral communication, and the use of technology in business settings, incorporating regional business practices and case studies.
Book Review | Amerbach
Essentials of Business Communication: An Asia Edition serves as a foundational resource for students navigating the complexities of professional communication within the diverse Asian business landscape. The book is structured to guide learners through the essential mechanics of effective writing, speaking, and interpersonal interaction, while simultaneously addressing the cultural nuances that define business environments across the region. By integrating core communication theories with practical, localized examples, the authors provide a framework that is both academically rigorous and highly applicable to real-world scenarios. The scope of the book encompasses the full spectrum of business communication, from the drafting of routine emails and reports to the delivery of persuasive presentations and the management of digital communication channels. Each chapter is organized to facilitate a logical progression of skills, ensuring that students build a solid base before tackling more complex communication challenges. A notable characteristic of this edition is its deliberate focus on the specific needs of the Asian market, which distinguishes it from standard global editions. The inclusion of regional case studies and exercises allows students to examine communication strategies through a lens that reflects their own professional contexts. The authors maintain a clear, instructional tone throughout, making the material accessible for students who may be engaging with these concepts for the first time. The book is particularly well-suited for undergraduate business programs where the curriculum emphasizes the intersection of global business standards and local cultural practices. From an Amerbach perspective, this book occupies a vital space in the academic study of business communication by bridging the gap between universal communication principles and the specific requirements of the Asian professional sphere. It provides a structured, reliable, and context-aware resource that supports both the theoretical understanding and the practical application of communication skills, making it an essential tool for students preparing for careers in an increasingly interconnected global economy.

Academic Use

Business Communication courses

Who Is It For?

Undergraduate business students in Asia

Table of Contents

  1. 1. Communication Foundations
  2. 2. The Writing Process
  3. 3. Professionalism, Teamwork, and Meetings
  4. 4. Planning Business Messages
  5. 5. Organizing and Drafting Business Messages
  6. 6. Revising Business Messages
  7. 7. Electronic Messages and Digital Media
  8. 8. Positive and Neutral Messages
  9. 9. Persuasive Messages
  10. 10. Negative Messages
  11. 11. Reports and Proposals
  12. 12. Professionalism and Career Success
  13. 13. Employment Communication
  14. 14. Oral Communication.
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