The design of an organization should provide for communication in specific and distinct directions. Which of the following is not one of these directions?
A) Downward
B) Upward
C) Outside
D) Horizontal

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The three standard directions of communication in an organization are downward (from higher-ups to subordinates), upward (from subordinates to higher-ups), and horizontal (between individuals or departments at the same organizational level). "Outside" does not fit into these categories, as it refers to communication with external stakeholders such as customers, suppliers, or the public.

The Design of an Organization Should Provide for Communication in Specific