4. Explain a situation either at school, or work in which you listened passively and neglected to hear important information. Describe the negative result and identify how you could have used active listening strategies to improve your communication process 1. a Describe a communication scenario either from your experience or hypothetical business scenario where you expect the audience might have objections. What would the objections be, and how would you address them? Write down clearly and precisely the situation and give your recommendation to overcome the objections. 2. Imagine you have been asked to collaborate on a project with a colleague whose work style is very different from yours. For example, you like to plan carefully and follow a schedule, whereas your colleague is spontaneous. You like to write thorough drafts that require only minimal revision, while your colleague likes to write incomplete drafts and revise heavily later. Based on these differences, you think it would be more efficient and cost-effective for the company to have you work on this project by yourself. Should you make that argument to your supervisor? What might be the benefits of collaborating? What are the drawbacks? 3. Cross-cultural communication requires you to use clear language. What are some of the other challenges of communicating across cultures? Describe these differences and support your answers with camnles