Paraphase of Professional Quote

Quote "Employers identify communication as one of the basic competencies every graduate should have, asserting that the ability to communicate is valuable for obtaining employment and maintaining successful job performance.”

Sherwyn Morreale, Michael Osborn & Judy Pearson, Professors of Communication (2000)


Paraphrase: Employers value communication skills because it is essential in workplaces to enhance productivity, efficiency, and performance.

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