By far, the Communications class was one of my favorites. The file I attached to the page was the first assignment for the semester, because communication is a life skill that can be applicable to any aspect of our daily lives, thus it becomes a valuable asset not only to me but to future employers. The assignments from the book were titled "strategic cases" and they were mainly real life like type problems that could be address with the principles described int the textbook. This assignments were interesting because they did not necessarily have an set answer. So I valued the fact that this problems could have a multiple solutions that were up to the student to propose.
The first assignment mainly dealt with a small business that was steadily growing in size and stuff, which in turn in brought many communicative challenges. The main premise was that the work environment was changing from a "small family owned feel" to a more structure "streamline type business" with an emphasis in a book pf procedures and rules. Another big challenge arose as the management was delegated from the original owners (who were spending less time at the bakery) to hired managers.
