Passing information to the right person in an office is part of what?

Correct answer: Effective communication

Direct answer: A, effective communication. Communication at work is effective when information is accurate, clear, timely, and delivered to the person who needs it. The reasoning is simple: identify the message, choose the appropriate receiver, send it clearly, and confirm or allow understanding when necessary. Option A is correct because directing useful information to the right person supports coordination and completion of work. Option B is wrong because gossip is informal, unverified or unnecessary talk and may cause confusion. Option C is wrong because work obstruction prevents progress rather than helping information flow. Option D is wrong because correct communication saves time and avoids repeated effort. Memory cue: “Right information, right person, right time.”