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Assignment 1: Marine Corps Communication

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employee does not complete requred tring for their grade they will face dissmissal from the orgaization. There are many types of trainign that need to be completed and workplace management, employee and overall Marine Corps Management need to communicate with each other to complete assigned training in the most exspedient way that allows each party to move forward but at the same time not leaving the employee behind. Communication – According to Keyton, et al., (2013) employers expect employees to be good communicators and communication is the foundation of a successful organization. This can be said that employees also expect clear communication from the organization as well. The organization’s main source of communication will be email.

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