Basic Communication Skills

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specialized terms used in specific industry.
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all communication that does not use words.
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a process that involves respecting others, listening to what is being said, and understanding what is being said.
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a person's facial expression, physical posture, gestures, and use of space.
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expressing something heard or read using different words.
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Legal documents that allow a task to be undertaken.
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a written order by the owner of the project for the contractor to make a change in time, amount or specification.
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a list of book chapters or sections, usually located at the front of the book.
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an alphabetical list of topics, along with the page number where each topic appears.
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an alphabetical list of terms and definitions.
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sources of detailed or specific information placed at the end of a section, a chapter, or a book.
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a way to present important text and numbers so they can be read and understood at a glance.
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information shown as a picture or a chart.
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the type style used for letters and numbers.
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letters and numbers that lean to the right rather than straight up.
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written lists that identify deficiencies requiring correction at completion.
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informal written correspondence. Another term for memorandum.
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large, vertically aligned dots that highlight items in a list.
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signatures that used to sign electronic documents by capturing handwritten signatures through computer technology and attaching them to the document or file.