Discussion Questions Chapter 6 Your responses should be at least 300 words per question and should be based on the chapter assigned from the book(Guffey & Loewy (2021). Business Communication Process & Product, 9th Cengage. ISBN: 978-1-305-95796-1). You must include at least one citation (statistic, quotation, graph, paraphrase, etc.) from the book and one external scholarly source (cited APA) in your response to each question. 1- The pervasive use of email for business has made the work of writing more difficult because it relentlessly invites hitting send before you have thought through, organized, reviewed or even rewritten your message. Do you agree that the process of writing has been made more difficult through email? Why or why not? Chapter 7 1-According to surveys, millennials voice a strong opposition to government surveillance. The Pew Research Center found that almost ¾ of millennials adjust their privacy settings to limit access to their information. Millennials seem to be willing to trade privacy for security online. In other words they safeguard their data for fear of identity theft even if the process is cumbersome, but they worry much less about their privacy, for example, when company sell their personal information. If facing the choice between safety and privacy, which would you choose? How concerned are you about privacy and security online? Do you watch your own privacy settings? Why or why not? 2-Consider the potential impact of the gamification and wearable devices on your career. How do you feel about the tracking of employees and the monitoring of your vital functions on the job and outside of the workplace? Can you think of other vulnerable technologies that could affect your personal and professional life?What are they and how might they impact you? What advice would you give someone who is not sure how to handle invasive technologies that make threaten privacy and security? 3-As one expert put it We are living in the digital equivalent of the wild West and big data is a wide open frontier full of opportunity fraught with hazards and potentially deadly pitfalls. Where do you feel that this trend is headed and are you worried or not worried about the invasive technologies blending your work life and personal life.