Question
Why is written communication often preferred in
organizations?Solution
Written communication, unlike oral communication, provides a documented record that can be referred to in the future. This makes it especially valuable in organizations for policies, contracts, agreements, instructions, and compliance matters. • While oral communication may lead to quicker responses (Option A), written communication is not always the fastest. • Written methods can be more expensive and time-consuming than verbal exchanges (Option B → not always true). • Flexibility (Option C) is limited since once written, the message is less adaptable compared to verbal interaction. • The real strength of written communication lies in its accuracy, reliability, and ability to serve as proof in case of disputes or clarification needs. Thus, the main advantage making written communication the preferred mode is that it can be used later as proof.
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