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    Chapter 15Influencing and Communication

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    OBJECTIVES1. An understanding of the relationship between

    influencing and emotional intelligence.

    2. An understanding of interpersonal communication.

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    Managerial FunctionsPlanning

    OrganizingInfluencing

    Controlling

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    Key terms Influencing

    Influencing subsystem

    Emotional intelligence

    Relating Influencing Function to EmotionalIntelligence

    Communication

    Interpersonal communication Macro barriers

    Micro barriers

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    Influencing

    Influencing is the process of guiding activities oforganization members in appropriate directions.

    APPROPRIATEDIRECTIONS

    MANAGEMENTSYSTEM

    OBJECTIVES

    ACTIVITIES

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    The Influencing Subsystem

    Like planning and organizing, influencing function

    can also be considered as the subsystem of overallmanagement system.

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    INPUTA PORTION OF THEORGANIZATIONS:1. PEOPLE2. MONEY

    3. RAW MATERIALS4. MACHINES

    PROCESS(INFLUENCING PROCESS)

    OUTPUTAPPROPRIATEORAGNIZATION

    MEMBER BEHAVIOUR

    CONSIDERINGGROUPS

    COMMUNICATING MOTIVATING

    ENCOURAGINGCREATIVITY &INNOVATION

    UNDERSTANDINGPEOPLE

    LEADING

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    Emotional Intelligence Capacity of people to recognize their own feeling and the

    feelings of others, to motivate themselves, and to managetheir own emotions as well as emotions in relationships withothers.

    The EQ principles provide a new way to understand andassess people's behaviours, management styles,attitudes, interpersonal skills, and potential.

    An important consideration in human resourcesplanning, job profiling, recruitment interviewing andselection, management development, customer relationsand customer service, and more.

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    Relationship Between Influencingand Emotional Intelligence

    INFLUENCING

    FUNCTION

    EMOTIONAL

    INTELLIGENCE

    Skills of managers Oral and written communication skills Interpersonal skills Financial/managerial accounting skills Ability to think, be analytical, and make decisions Strategic planning and goal setting concern for

    long term performance Marketing concept( the customer is king) and skills Integrity Knowledge of yourself: setting long- and short-term

    career objectives Understanding of economics Time management: setting priorities- how to work

    smart, not long or hard. Motivation and commitment to the firm- giving 110

    percent Management information systems and computer

    applications Thorough knowledge of your business, culture, and

    overall environment Leadership skills

    Understanding of the functional areas of thebusiness

    Emotionally intelligent managers: Motivate others Focus on personal and organizational

    achievement Understand others Communicate efficiently and effectively

    Lead others Build successful teams Handle conflict appropriately Change organizations appropriately Manage diversity Manage creativity and innovation

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    COMMUNICATIONCommunication involves one persons projecting amessage to one or more other people that results in

    everyones arriving at a commonunderstanding of the message.

    The communication activities of managers generally

    involve interpersonal communication- sharinginformation with other organization members.

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    INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

    Process of transmitting information to others

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    1. How Interpersonal CommunicationWorks

    2. Relationship between Feedback andInterpersonal Communication

    3. Importance of Verbal v/s Nonverbal

    Communication

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    How Interpersonal CommunicationWorks

    Encoding is Puttinginformation into a formthat can be received orunderstood by anotherindividual

    SourceSignal

    DestinationEncoder Decoder

    Decoding is the processof converting messagesback into information

    A message that hasbeen transmittedfrom one person toanother is a Signal

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    Successful InterpersonalCommunication

    Situation in which the

    information the sourceintends to share with thedestination and themeaning the destination

    derives from thetransmitted message is thesame

    Situation in which the

    information the sourceintends to share with thedestination and themeaning the destination

    derives from thetransmitted message aredifferent

    Unsuccessful InterpersonalCommunication

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    Communication Barriers

    Factors that decrease the probability thatcommunication will be successful are calledcommunication barriers

    CommunicationMacro Barriers CommunicationMicro Barriers

    Factors that hinder

    successful communicationin a generalCommunicationsituation. Generallyrelated to thecommunication

    environment

    Factors that hinder

    successful communicationin a specificCommunicationsituation. Generallyrelated to variables suchas message, source &

    destination

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    Communication Macro Barriers

    1. Increasing Need for Information

    2. Need for Increasingly Complex Information

    3. Reality that People in India are increasinglycoming in contact with people who use differentlanguages

    4. Constant need to learn new concepts cuts downon the time available for communication

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    Communication Micro Barriers

    1. The sources view of destination

    2. Message Interference

    3. The destinations view of the Source

    4. Perception

    5. Multi-meaning words

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    THANK YOU


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