When Rosalyn comes into the office, she speaks to no one, shuts her door, and is rarely seen again until lunch. She supervises a team of 12 people though. Carmelita has a new idea she would like to share with management, but is unsure if she should take it to Rosalyn. How would you describe this upward communication.

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Linda Frederick

Business

18 October, 22:23

When Rosalyn comes into the office, she speaks to no one, shuts her door, and is rarely seen again until lunch. She supervises a team of 12 people though. Carmelita has a new idea she would like to share with management, but is unsure if she should take it to Rosalyn. How would you describe this upward communication.

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Walter Skinner · Answer 1

The upward communication is described as it is lacking trust.

Explanation:

Upward communication is the communication in which the information is flowing from the lower level of the hierarch to the upper level.

In this scenario, Carmelita want to share the new idea with the management but unsure that if the management (Rosalyn) will like the idea or not. So, here the trust is missing or lacks as the Rosalyn behavior is not so friendly with the lower level as speaks to no one.