Communication

About Our Communication Faculty And Research

In the global and digital landscapes of business today, the ability to communicate effectively has never been more important.

Communication skills are the top sought-after proficiencies in new hires . . . Employers seek recent graduates who are highly proficient in communication skills, specifically oral communication, followed by listening and writing skills.

Graduate Management Admission Council 2014 Corporate Recruiters Report

Rice Business Wisdom

Rice Business professor offers PR communications guidance

Public Relations | Commentary

Talking Back

What To Do When The Q And A Gets Testy

By Professor Rick Schell

Rotary phone with the receiver off the hook

Investing | Peer-Reviewed Research

Dial Tone

Can Certain Analysts Detect Nonverbal Messages That Others Cannot?

Based on research by Professor Patricia Naranjo

Communications | Peer-Reviewed Research

Lip Service

What Happens When The CFO Sounds Like The Boss

Based on research by Professors Yan Anthea Zhang and Robert E. Hoskisson

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Communication Coaches

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