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Q Read Case 22: "What Do You Mean I'm Not Getting a Raise?" on page 22 in your text. Answer the following: • What would you tell Jane about messages and meanings? • What are some probable reasons for this confusion? • What would you do if you were Jane? • What would you do if you were Jane's section managers?

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I think that I would tell Jane to ensure that messages are symbols for receivers to understand meanings when specific meanings are successfully transferred by senders (Shockley-Zalabak, 2016). The issue or confusion can be with the way in which a receiver ensures the decoding of the transferred message. Therefore, there will be chances of realization of diversified ways of decoding as per diversified working individuals communicating different in an organization.