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Communication is simply a two way process of exchanging

ideas, information or transmitting verbal and non-

verbal messages..

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Influence message quality, accuracy, clarityInclude age, gender, values, beliefs, culture,

experiences, needs

Influence message quality, accuracy, clarityInclude age, gender, values, beliefs, culture,

experiences, needs

ReceiverReceiverSenderSender

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We communicate to…We communicate to… Get information Motivate Praise Get feedback Sell Greet Etc.

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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

PRODUCTIVE RELATIONSHIP

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Aristotle’s model

Shannon-Weaver’s model

Inferential model

Michael Polanyi's model of writtencommunication

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the speaker the speech the audience

The person at the end of the communication process holds the

key to whether or not communication takes place.

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We communicate only when we want to communicate.

Words mean the same to both speaker and listener.

Communication is a one way street between the speaker and the listener.

The message we communicate is the message that the listener will receive.

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EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIO

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Quicker Problem Solving

Stronger Decision Making

Steadier Work Flow

Improved Stakeholder response

Stronger Business Relationship

Clear Promotional Material

Increased Productivity

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Internal-Operational

External Operational

Informal

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Formal1.Is planned by the organization2.Flows in all directions3.Essential for business operations Informal1.Is planned by the organization2.Flows in all directions3.Develops positive human relationships Serial

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Upward

Downward

Horizontal

Diagonal

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Receiver Understanding

Receiver Response

Favorable Relationship

Organizational Goodwill

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Perceptual and Language Differences Restrictive Environments Distractions Perceptive Tactics Information Overload Ineffective Listening Skills Receiver's Capability

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Adopt an Audience-Centered approach

Foster an open communication climate

Commit to ethical communication

Create Lean and Efficient Messages


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