using reframing in the external communication process of the organization

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2014
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Abstract
Any organization, in order to avoid an information attack from the external environment, creates connections with key persons: leaders of opinion, administrators of rival companies, local officials. There are three types of external communication: operational, strategic and promotional. In the communication process there are at least three categories of barriers: language barriers, perception and environment barriers. Using reframing in the external communication allows its adjustment and optimization in order to send a certain message as correctly as possible. Using reframing allows for a certain situation to be approaches from different angles, it allows a better adaptation of the employees‘ behaviours to the environment, of the organization or customers‘ needs.
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Authors ;Cornel Marian Iosif
Journal perm journal of petroleum and mining engineering
Year 2014
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