Saturday, 5 March 2016





What is Direct and Indirect Strategy?

Direct Strategy is used when delivering news that is not damaging or can be over looked, whereas indirect strategy is used for news that is personally upsetting, and can provoke a hostile reaction. However when it comes to using a direct strategy to deliver messages. It is always better to start off with the bad news, explain to the individual



There are many techniques for delivering bad news messages in an indirect and direct manner. For instance; deciding when it is most appropriate to convey the message. Figure 9.2 from the Business Communications textbook briefly explains the four categories. Looking at these four categories you will notice that it talks about when it is the right time to deliver the news, whether or not using a firm tone will help or is appropriate along with the issue of if the receiver of the bad news will overlook it and not take you seriously.

Video

This video talks about  and gives examples of what direct and indirect speech is. Tracy overs the different styles and explains how each person can figure out if they are more of a direct person or more of an indirect person.




References


Business Communication - Mary Ellen Gruffy


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