Workplace Writing Assignment #2: Email Composition Worth: 10% Due: Sunday, October 18 at 11:59pm in the appropriate dropbox Purpose: To put into practice the skills you've learned regarding email writing and intercultural communication. Scenario: You work in the Human Resources office of a mid-sized web design company, Graphix. A team of your web designers, headed by David McCoy, is set to travel to a number of different countriesAustralia, Japan, and Indiato meet with potential clients. The team members have never travelled to these countries, and they will be meeting the clients for the first time. They will be on their own. Your supervisor is sensitive to the fact that there will be cultural differences that your team needs to take into consideration. He knows that you have had experience doing business with clients and keeping contacts in other countries, so he has asked you to provide some suggestions for the team. Task: Compose an email in which you make at least three suggestions for effective intercultural communication based on our discussions of writing for diverse audiences in Module 2. NOTE: do not provide recommendations for communicating specifically with people from Australia, Japan, or India, but for intercultural communication in general. Consider: Your audience is not just David McCoy but other readers at the company as well The information the team will need before their trip The strategies we established in class for facilitating intercultural communication (see the slides for reference) Remember: the direct approach the conventions we've established for email composition (including a clear subject line) the strategies we discussed regarding readability (see the slides for reference) Evaluation: Tone: /5 Style: /5 Content: /5 Readability: /5