ou are a faculty member at Salam University, the College of Business Administration. At Salam University, it has always been known that Faculty members do not use fingerprint machines to monitor their attendance. They report directly to the program director, and any absenteeism issues are being dealt with separately. One day, the university received an email from upper management stressing the importance of using fingerprint machines. At the end of the email, it was announced that salaries would be calculated based on reports from fingerprint machines starting from next month. Describe the direction of communication that occurred in the case. What consequences does this type of communication usually generate? Suggest another method of message delivery that minimizes possible negative consequences. Your suggestion should include an email or speech;