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Target's Effective Communication Strategy

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Effective communication is key in everything I do. I work as a team leader (manager) at Target, so knowing how and when to deliver a message and in what way is critical in running an effective and strong business. More importantly, being able to develop a strong team that can do the same is key to making my job easier. Being that I work in a consumer-centric business, I have to know and be able to adapt my communication strategy to both my team and our guests and ensure that, when necessary, secure information remains confidential. I hope to advance my communication skills by taking this class so I can become a stronger communicator.

Internal information at Target is generally coded confidential or open so our teams are aware of what is able

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