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overcome the barriers to effective communication? How can organizational leaders prevent
Communication plays a critical role in today’s organization and encompasses all forms of
society, etc. As the communication is an essential element of the organizational management, the
technology also plays an important role in effective communication. The followings will shed
Information sharing is easier - Through technology, we can easily make not only calling
someone on the phone but also video chatting using live chat apps and conferencing software. In
addition, we can share documents and other technical media items during these conversations
(Donohoe, 2020).
audience as we need. Rather than giving a presentation in an office, we can set up a virtual
conference in real time. We can also communicate our message to a wider audience by posting to
social media, blogging websites, and or setting up a website for our own.
Faster and Reliable - Thanks to technology, you have tools for audio and video calls for
immediate communication without relying on sending physical letters and then waiting several
days and perhaps having your message lost in the mail (Donohoe, 2020).
More Environmental Friendly - Communication through technology is a great help to the
world’s environmental conservation. We can communicate with each other using less printed
paper. It is obviously extremely valuable to the climate because staying in touch with
individuals who live far away instead of using letters is better (Technology in Business
Communication, 2021).
Reduced Language Barriers - Technology and communication can help the improvement of
reducing language barriers through translation. Technology lets you almost instantly translate
sentences offline when you have face-to-face communication anywhere you go (Donohoe,
2020).
Effective communication is about more than just exchanging information within us. As
well as being able to clearly convey a message, we need to also listen the full meaning of what’s
being said and makes the other person feel heard and understood (Robinson et al., 2020).
psychological, language differences, and attitudinal etc., that managers have to overcome them.
Here are some ways to help managers know and overcome common barriers to effective
Management, sometimes, have to handle information overload in the workplace that can
Firstly, leaders should use the right communication channels because one of the main sources of
single news feed is simple and the best (Smarp, 2020). Secondly, leaders should think the
Another thing that the leaders should do is to get the top management on board because
management doesn’t support the initiative or if the leaders lack good leadership skills (Smarp,
2020). In addition, leaders should not forget the internal communication within organization. To
overcome information overload, measuring the effectiveness of IC strategy on a regular basis and
Finally, one of the best ways to reduce information overload is to segment content based
on the topics, employees’ roles within the organization, their locations as well as the languages
they speak so that leaders can share with them content that resonates with them. That is needed
because employees won’t read the message if they think it’s irrelevant to them.
As a conclusion, we have to know how the technology today is important to our
communication and the ways of overcoming them, and also we have to know the approach of
References
How Does Information Overload Affect Your Business & How to Stop It? (2020, September 23).
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Just 9 Ways to Overcome the Barriers to Effective Communication. (2021, August 10). Retrieved
https://www.trainingexpress.org.uk/overcome-the-barriers-to-effective-communication/
https://www.kalamtime.com/blog/technology-in-business-communication/
Donohoe, A. (2020, May 18). How Is Technology Used to Help Communication? Retrieved
technology-used-to-help-communication
Lawrence Robinson, Jeanne Segal, Ph. D., and Melinda Smith, M.A.(2020, October n.d.).
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