1. Communication and the concept of "communicative intelligence" are introduced in ELM #1 as "the lifeblood of [an] organization." This means that effective professional communication is an essential component of an organization's success. a. Reflecting on success is important. Discuss how you've effectively demonstrated communicative intelligence so far in this course. Give specific examples, particularly from your work in the modules. (250) b. Learning through failure is also important. Discuss one instance where you could have done a better job demonstrating communicative intelligence and why. This example could come from this course, another course, or from your own employment or volunteer experience. (250 words) 2. The task at the end of ELM #2 is to prepare a brief report summarizing and analyzing the Eidos situation for Landal Magulanda. Think about what went into your planning. a. Using only the materials provided in the first two ELMs, explain how an analytical report should be styled and structured and why these considerations matter in a professional context. Name two techniques a writer can use to communicate effectively through the report format and discuss specific examples of how you applied them. (250) b. In this task, you consulted with both an internal stakeholder (at Monarchy) and an external stakeholder (at Eidos). Compare and contrast the communication style you used in these interactions: what did you do similarly and/or differently with each audience and why? Give specific examples from your task messages to illustrate your points. (250)