When it comes to routine messages, you can a. Skip the planning stage. b. Keep the planning
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When it comes to routine messages, you can
a. Skip the planning stage.
b. Keep the planning stage brief.
c. Begin by gathering all the information you’ll need.
d. Begin by choosing the channel and medium.
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ISBN: 9780134319056
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