Which of the following is a common use of a persuasive message?

A) To increase supplier obligations
B) To discourage non-routine results
C) To enforce more efficient operating procedures
D) When requiring cooperation from other departments
E) When requesting action

Answer: E
Explanation: E) Throughout your career, you'll have numerous opportunities to write persuasive messages within your organization–for example, when suggesting more efficient operating procedures, asking for cooperation from other departments, pitching investors on a new business idea, or requesting adjustments that go beyond a supplier's contractual obligations. The bulk of your persuasive business messages will involve requests for action.