Matching Pairs Bus Comm-Ch 1 Sec 2&4Online version Terms by Kerri Stegman 1 fake news 2 information literacy 3 grapevine 4 corporate lattice 5 brick-and-mortar commerce 6 backchannel communication 7 e-commerce 8 kaizen 9 social presence 10 brand 11 m-commerce A workplace framework that is more intricate, open, fluid, and interconnected than a corporate career ladder News stories that have no factual basis but are presented as facts; in partisan politics, unwelcome evidence that some people find uncomfortable because it clashes with their convictions A simultaneous electronic background conversation during a conference presentation, lecture, or entertainment program; the synchronous digital interactions that run in the background parallel to a business meeting or presentation A key ability to accurately evaluate new information and to discern falsehoods requiring critical thinking In a professional environment, one’s personal brand or reputation at the office and online The degree to which people are engaged online and ready to connect with others Management philosophy of continuous improvement by engaged and empowered workers Traditional company that operates out of buildings rather than on the Internet An informal channel of communication that carries organizationally relevant gossip Internet-based businesses Mobile technology businesses
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