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Communication Skills (CO) performance indicators

51 performance indicators entries in the Communication Skills area of our Marketing study dataset.

Codes link directly to entries in this table.
CodeIndicator
CO:054Locate and identify credible sources of written information (PQ)
CO:055Extract pertinent details from written documents (PQ)
CO:056Follow written instructions accurately to complete tasks (PQ)
CO:057Review company materials to determine applicable policies and procedures (CS)
CO:082Describe techniques that encourage and support a speaker (PQ)
CO:119Accurately follow spoken instructions (PQ)
CO:017Demonstrate active listening by attentively processing verbal information (PQ)
CO:147Explain what makes verbal communication effective (PQ)
CO:058Formulate and ask meaningful, relevant questions (PQ)
CO:059Read and interpret others’ nonverbal signals (PQ)
CO:060Provide appropriate and valid responses to questions (PQ)
CO:083Give clear and concise oral directions (PQ)
CO:084Use speaking styles suited to different audiences (CS)
CO:061Present and defend ideas objectively (CS)
CO:114Handle business telephone calls courteously and professionally (CS)
CO:053Participate actively in group discussions (CS)
CO:201Lead and facilitate group discussions effectively (SP)
CO:025Deliver organized oral presentations (SP)
CO:085Employ note‑taking strategies to record essential information (CS)
CO:086Systematically organize information for clarity (CS)
CO:087Choose and utilize effective graphic aids (e.g., charts, diagrams) (CS)
CO:016Explain the components of clear, professional written communication (CS)
CO:088Select and use proper formats for business writing (CS)
CO:089Edit and revise written work to meet professional standards (CS)
CO:090Compose professional e‑mails with appropriate tone and structure (CS)
CO:133Draft formal business letters (CS)
CO:039Write informational messages to convey facts concisely (CS)
CO:040Compose inquiry letters or e‑mails seeking information (CS)
CO:031Generate persuasive messages aimed at influencing decisions (SP)
CO:091Prepare concise executive summaries (SP)
CO:094Create simple written reports with clear organization (SP)
CO:202Explain how digital communications (email, texts, chats) can create legal or reputational risk for a business (SP)
CO:203Adapt written correspondence for specific audiences (SP)
CO:204Apply data visualization techniques (e.g., infographics, heat‑maps, dynamic models) to present information clearly (SP)
CO:205Describe how an individual’s social media presence can impact organizational goals (CS)
CO:206Differentiate between personal and business use of social media (CS)
CO:014Explain how employees communicate internally (staff communication) (CS)
CO:092Choose the most effective channel for workplace communications (CS)
CO:063Participate constructively in staff meetings (CS)
CO:067Engage in problem‑solving group sessions (CS)
CO:174Deliver client presentations that incorporate marketing strategies and research findings (SP)
CO:175Prepare contact reports summarizing key points from client meetings (SP)
CO:193Maintain and update daily content on social media platforms (SP)
CO:178Write white papers that address industry issues and provide solutions (SP)
CO:179Compose persuasive pitch or sales letters targeting prospective clients (SP)
CO:177Write new‑business proposals aimed at securing client accounts (SP)
CO:195Explain the components and purpose of comprehensive communications plans (SP)
CO:196Implement and execute a communications plan according to objectives and timeline (SP)
CO:197Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of a communications plan (SP)
CO:198Develop a detailed communications plan, including objectives, strategies, and tactics (SP)
CO:199Adjust and refine communications plans based on feedback and performance metrics (SP)

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This reference uses DecA(I)de's bundled deca-pis.json and decaidevocab.json study datasets. Counts are entries, not unique indicators or terms; the same item can appear in multiple groups. Code punctuation and display formatting are normalized.

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