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Do you have to communicate with important people?

To communicate effectively, you have to begin before you begin -- before you begin writing that is!

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Downward communication generally provides enabling information -- which allows a subordinate or a supplier to do something. For example, instructions on how to do a task.

Upward communication most often involves compliance information -- the subordinate or supplier advises that he or she has completed the task, or that they're unable to complete it for some reason.

Lateral communication normally involves coordinating information, and allows people with the same or similar rank in an organization to cooperate or collaborate.

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