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SECTION-A
a.Givethemeaningofemotionalintelligence.
Ans:Emotionalintelligenceistheabilitytoidentify,use,understandandmanageemotionsinapositive
waystorelievestress,communicateeffectively,empathizewithothers,overcomechallengesand defuseconflict.
b.Statetwobenefitsofgrapevinecommunication.
Ans:Advantagesofinformalcommunication
I. Interpret:Theinformationisgivenbythetoplevelmanagementundertheformalsystem.Itis
easyfortheemployeestotaketheexplanationbyinformalsystem,sothissystemplaysavital
roletocompletetheworkproperly.
II. Presentgrievance:Undertheinformalsystemtheemployeesdisclosetheirneeds,sentiment
andtheiremotionstoothersauthoritywithoutfeelinganyhesitation.
III. Flexibility:Informalcommunicationismoreflexiblethanformalcommunicationbecauseitis
freefromalltypesofformalities.
c.Differentiatebetweenhearingandlistening.
Ans:
Hearing Listening
1.Heatingismerelytheabilityofeartosens 1.Listeningismoreofconsciousefforttointe
esoundsaroundone rpret the sounds,
requiringconcentrationofmind
2.Non- 2.Listeningisvoluntary,ittakesintentionan
selectiveandinvoluntaryprocessforanyon dattention
ethatcanhear
3.Easy,physicalandpassiveprocess 3.Activementalprocess,attempttomakem
eaningofwhatwehear
4.Hearingwhenthesoundreachesyourear 4.Itisawhenitreachesyourbrain.
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d.WhatisNetiquette?Specifyanyoneguidelinethatmustbefollowedwhenusinginternet.
communicationoveranycomputernetwork.Commonguidelinesincludebeingcourteousandprecise
andavoidingcyclebullying.
e.Whatisdefamation?
Ans:Defamationisafalseandunprivilegedstatementoffactthatisharmfultosomeone’sreputation,
andpublishedwithfaultmeaningasaresultofnegligenceormalicestalelawsoftendefinedefamation
inspecificwayslibelisawrittendefamation.
f.Specifyfourreasonsforcommunicationgapinorganization
Ans:
⮚ generationgap
⮚ Anger
⮚ Wontunderstand
⮚ Communicationismorethantalking
g.ExpandGPS,GSM,WLAN,CDMA
Ans:GPS-GlobalPositioningSystem
GSM-GlobalSystemforMobile
WLAN-WirelessLocalAreaNetwork
CDMA-CodeDivisionMultipleAccess
h.Whatisstatutoryreport?
Ans:Itisthemandatorysubmissionoffinancialandnon-financialinformationtoagovernmentagency
inmanycountries,internationalfinancialreportingstandards(IFRS) hasreplacedcountry-specific
generallyacceptedaccountingprinciplesforstatutoryreporting.
i.Whatisgestures?Statetwoexamples.
Ans:Amovementofpartofbody,especiallyahandorthehead,toexpressanideaormeaning.
Thedefinitionofagestureinanexpressivemovementofthebodyorsomethingthatissaidordoneto show
afeeling.
Ex:Agestureisawave.Acardforsomeonewhoisverysickisanexampleofagesture
Wavingtoafriendwouldbeanintentionalmethodofsayinghello.
j.Definenegotiation.
Ans:Anegotiationisthestrategicdiscussionthatresolvesanissueinawaythatbothpartiesfind
acceptable.Inanegotiationeachpartytriestopersuadetheothertoagreewithhisorhepointofview.
Bynegotiating,allinvolvedpartiestrytoavoidarguingbutagreetoreachsomeformofcompromise.
SECTION-B
2.Amajorityofthebooksthatyouhadorderedforyourinstitutionhavebeenreceivedinadamaged
condition.Draftasuitablecomplaintlettertoyoursupplier.
3.HowisGroupDiscussionabettertechniquethaninterviewsforselectingamarketingpostapplicant?
Ans:GroupDiscussion:Itisagroupofindividualswithsimilarinterestwhogatherwitherformallyor
informallytobringupideas,solveproblemorgivecomments.Themainapproachesareinperson,via
conferencecallatwebsite.
∙ Betterunderstandingofthesubject: Groupdiscussionoffersagreatopportunitytothe
discussantstotakeadeepdiveintothesubject,andunderstanditprofoundly.Itexpandsthe
horizonofknowledgeandlearning.Inaddition,itextendsachancetotheparticipantsto
improvetheirabilitytothinkcriticallyanddeveloptheiranalyticalskillsandidentifytheirskills.
∙ Solveproblems:SinceGDbringstogetheragroupofpeopleholdingdiverseopinions,italso
perceivedaoneofthesoughtofwaystoarriveatsolutiontoproblemsbecauseofthefact
peoplebringinawiderangeofinsights,GDhelpsinchangingthethoughtprocessfrom a
narrowtoawiderview,therebypavingthewaytosolutions.
∙ Improvelisteningskillsandconfidence:SinceGDnecessitatethecontributionofideasand
thoughtstheparticipantsarerequiredtobelistenkeenlytoothersobservations.Inthissense,
groupdiscussionsareafantasticwaytoenhancelisteningskills,andalsoboosttheconfidence
ofspeakersbyengagingthemandencouragethemtoexpresstheirthoughts.
∙ Teambuildingexercise:GD’shelpindevelopingteamworkandleadershipattributedinpeople,
whichareextremelyimportantinthecurrentcontext.Workinginagrouphelpsthemincrease
toleranceandrespecttowardsothers,andalsohowtounanimouslyarriveatconclusions.
4.Distinguishbetweena)OralandWrittencommunication&b)SignsandSignals Ans:
Receiptofnonverbal Yes No
Asignisaformoflanguageinitsownrightanditisspe Symbolisaformoasignthatmayhavedeepmean
cifically meantto communicate ing. Itcanbeinterpretedindifferent
certaininformation signs are usually wayssinceitsmeaningmaynotbeuniversally
informativeregulatorywarningorprohibitoryasig shouldbydifferentpeople
nisoughttobefollowedasitis.
Asigncouldstandforsomethinganditmaybemand Mayonlytargetcertaingroupofpeople,maybei
atorytobefollowed nterpreteddifferentlybydifferentpeople
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Conclusion:Overandaboveitcanbeobservedthatbothasignandasymbolarenotsynonymousthe
maindifferencebetweenthetwoisthatasignisaformoflanguagethatdirectlycommunicationwith
thetargetedaudience.
Signcouldalsomeanausageofgesturestoconveyinformationorinstructions
Incontrastasymbolisaconventionalrepresentationofanobject,functionorprocess
5.WhyuseofFont,Colourandlayoutisimportantinthepresentation?
Ans:Whenitcomestodesignthereareafewbasicrulestofollow
∙ Simpleisgood
∙ Makeimportantinformationstandart
∙ Linethingsup
∙ Don’tmakeitcrowded
Thesedesignrulescanbefollowedforalldesign,buttheyareespeciallyimportantforscientificposters
wherealotofinformationneedstobefitintoasmallspace.Hereareguidelinesforspecificaspectsof yourdesign.
⮚ Background:Keepyourbackgroundnon-distractingwerecommendyoukeepthebackground
whiteorsomeotherlightcolor,withasuitablegradientasanoption.Youshouldavoidphotos,
bypatternsordistractingcolorsasitwilltakeawayfromyourcontent.Ifyouaregoingtousea
darkercolormakesureyourtextiswhitetokeepifreadable
⮚ Fonts:Theprimaryrulewithfontsforyourposteristomakesuretheyareeasytoredbeyond
thatit’suptoyourpersonaltaste.Agooddesignprincipletofollowistouseonefontfortittles
andheadingsandanotherfortherestofyourtext.Althoughyoumayalreadyhavesomegood
fontsonyourcomputerGooglefontshasaconstantlyincreasingcollectionofhighqualityfree fonts.
⮚ Colors:Usingcolorisaveryimportantaspectofposterdesign,colorsshouldcompareattention
andhighlightimportantinformationbutshouldnotbedistractingtotheviewer.It’sgenerallya
safebuttousethecolorsassociatedwithyourschoolororganizationbutthisistypicallynota
requirementifyouaregoingtopickyourowncolorswerecommendkeepingthem rather
naturalwithperhapsoneboldercolorausedspringly.Herearesomesimplecolorschemesto getyoustated.
⮚ Fontcolor:Chooseadarkcolorthatiseasytoreadlightcoloredtextevenonadarkbackground isdifferenttoread.
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Ans:Thereare7C’sofeffectivecommunicationwhichareapplicabletobothwrittenaswellasoral
communication.Theseareasfollows.
∙ Competence
∙ Conciseness
∙ Consideration
∙ Clarity
∙ Concreteness
∙ Courtesy
∙ Correctness
⮚ Competence:Thecommunicationmustbecomplete.Itshouldconveyallfactsrequiredbythe
audience.Thesenderofthemessagemusttakeintoconsiderationthereceivermindsetand
conveythemessageaccordinglycompletecommunicationalwaysgivesadditionalinformation
whereverrequireditleavesnoquestionsinthemindofreceiverandhelpsinbetterdecision making.
⮚ Conciseness:ItmeanscommunicatinginleastpossiblewordswithoutforgoingtheotherC’sof
communicationconcisenessisanecessityforeffectivecommunicationconcisecommunication
providesshortandessentialmessageinlimitedwordstotheaudienceitismoreappealingand
comprehensibletotheaudienceasonlythemainmessageinfocusedexcessiveandneedless
wordsareavoided.
⮚ Consideration:Effectivecommunicationmusttaketheaudienceintoconsiderationi.e.,the
audienceviewpointsbackgroundminseteducationlevelemotionsaswellasproblemsetc.,
⮚ Clarity:Itimpliesusingexactandappropriatewordstofocusonaspecificmessageforeasier
understanding.
⮚ Concreteness:Concretecommunicationissupportedwithspecificfactsandfigureswordsthat
arecleararenormisinterpreted
⮚ Courtesy:Itisshowingthesender’sexpressionaswellasrespecttothereceiverinthemessage
⮚ Correctness:Itisuseofappropriateandcorrectlanguagewithoutanygrammaticalerrors,
accuratefactsandfiguresincommunication.
7.Whatarethecausesandnervousnessduringmasscommunicationstateanyfourstrategiesto overcomeit.
Ans:
⮚ Self-consciousnessinfrontoflargegroups: Thisisthemostfrequentlynamedreasonfor
performanceanxiety.Speechcoacheroftenhear“Iamfinetalkingtosmallgroupsbutwhenit’s
alargeaudienceIgetreallyanxious”.Twostrategieswillhelp
a.Rememberthatthepeopleinabigaudiencearethesameonesyoutalktoindividually
b.Concentrateonjusttalkingtothem,notpresentingyou’llbeatyourbest.
⮚ Fearofappearingnervous:Doyoufearthatyou’lllookfearful?Manyspeakersdo.It’seasy
thentobelievethatiftheaudienceseesthosenerves,they’llthinkyoudon’tknowyourtopic.
Butofcoursethetwoaren’tlinked. Whenyouseethataspeakerisnervousdon’tyou
sympathize,ratherthanmakingajudgmentonthatperson’sprofessionalism?Ifanything,your
audiencewillextendyousympathynotresistance.
⮚ Concernthatothersarejudgingyou:Thetoughlovemessagehereisthatpeoplereallydon’t
careaboutyou.They’reintheaudiencetogetsomethingoutofyourlecture,presentationor speech.
⮚ Postfailures:Publicspeakinganxietyisoftenlearnedbehaviorthatisatsomepointinthepart
youfailedandtheseedofselfdoubtwasplanted.
⮚ Poororinsufficientpreparation:Ifyouhaven’tdoneyourhomework(includingknowingyour
audience).There’snoreasonyousharedsucceed.Blamenobodybutyourself.
⮚ Narcissism:ThisisthetoughestlovemessageIgivetoclientswithstagefrightindealingin
extremeselfconsciousnesswhilespeakinginnarcissistic.
⮚ Dissatisfactionwithyourabilities:thisisalegitimateconcernbutitsalsooneoftheearliestof
mutop10causestoremedyyoushouldfeeldissatisfiedifyourspeakingskillsarebelowpar
⮚ Discomfortwithyourownbody:Whyistthatwereallareeasephysicallywithfriendsbutself
consciousandawkwardinfrontofanaudienceifthat’syou,readthetipabovehavinga
conversationwithlisteners.
⮚ Poorbreathinghabits:Unlessyouhavetrainedasanactororsingeryouareprobablyunaware
ofhowtobreatheforsuchpublicspeakingrequiresmoreairthanvegetativebreathing
SECTION-C
8.Explaintheprosandconsofusingtechnologyinbusiness.
Ans:Pros
∙ Technologyincreasetheefficiencyofanytaskoractivity,makingitfaster
∙ Usingtechnologysavestimesandincreasestheefficiencyofthetasks
∙ Technologyhasimprovedcommunicationgloballyandenablesinstantconnect ∙
Technologyhelpsreducetheriskofcybercrimesbyusingartificialintelligence Cons:-
∙ Thedependabilityontechnologyhasincreasedthusmakingourlifesedentary ∙
Technologyleadstoashortageofhumanjobsasitreplacesthetaskofthehumans ∙
Technologyisnotsomethingthateverybodycanafforditisexpensive
∙ Theslightestmalfunctioninatechnologycanhaveabiggernegativeimpactonaprocess.
Prosoftechnologyinbusiness:
∙ Itincreasethemobilityofthebusiness:Thankstotechnologybusinesscanbeextremelymobile
todayscannersletcustomersandbusinessknowwhereshipmentsareinrealtimemobile
internetallowsemployeestoworkvirtuallyanywheremobilepaymenttechnologiesallowsmall
businesstoacceptcreditcardsdigitallywithoutaninvestmentintoadditionalequipment.
∙ Thereisanincreasedlevelofefficiencyaswell:Imagineaninfunctionalcompanyhavinga
meetingwithitsprimaryshareholdersfrom5differentcountriesjust20yearsago.Acentral
locationwouldneedtobechosen.Thoseinvolvedwouldneedtotraveltothatlocationthe
processcouldtakeweekstocompletewithmeetingandvideostreamingtechnologiestravelis
nolongerrequired.
∙ Communicationisimproved:Technologyallowspeopletospeakwithoneanotherinstantly
eveniftheyarehalfwayaroundtheworldsomeoneisSingaporecanchatwithsomeonein
settlewheneveritisconvenientforthem.Emailismakeitpossibletospendinformation instantly.
∙ Collaborationapportunitiesareincreased:Technologyalsoallowsworkerstoworktogetheron
documents,formatsandtasksinacollaborativewaywithoutneedingtoexrateitemsin triplicate
everyone can improve the same information simultaneouslywhich improves
productionandqualitybecausetherearen’tthesamereviewdelaysastherearewithmanual
formsanddocuments
∙ Includingtechnologymeanshiringnewspecialists:Newtechnologiesoftenrequireabusiness
tohirenewemployeestomanagethatupgradeifexistingworkerscanbetransitionedtothe
newtechtheymayneedtoreceivetrainingandupdatesaboutthebestpracticestouseit
properlyallofthistendstoaddevenmorecoststotheexperienceanditcanslowdownthe
ConsofTechnologyBusiness:-
∙ Therearealwayscoststopay:Onceyouhaveinvestedintotechnologyyoumustkeepmaking
thatinvestmentafterallatandy386isnotgoingtoperformatthesamelevelasanHPinspire
tokeepmovingatthespeedofbusinessyoumustkeepmovingatthespeedofbusinessyou
mustkeepupgradingthetechyouhavetokeeppace.Itisimpossibletoinvestintechnologyas
doneanddoneprocess
∙ Therecanbelostproductivity:Ifacomputergoesdownandthatiswheretheworkisstored,
thenyousuddenlyhaveanemployeewhoisbeingpaidtoenonproductivethereisalsoa
certainlevelofenhancedresponsibilitywhichcomeswithtechnologytomanagepersonaltime
tomakesureproductivityismaximizedthereareissuedthatcanbeoutsideofthecontrolofthe business.
∙ Securityconcernedbecomeenhanced:Itisaloteasiertohackintoproprietaryinformationifa
businessisconnectedwithmoderntechnologythanitistograbsomepaperdocumentsemail
systemsmayincreasethespeedofcommunicationbesttheyalsoopenupanetworktoviruses
Trojanhorses,andothersoftwareorhardwareconcerns
∙ Itcancreateanatmosphereofdependency:Usingtechnologycancreateemployeeswhorely
heavilyonittogettheirworkdone.Oneskillisupgradedfortheemployeebutitcancomeat
theexpenseofotherskillslikepersonalinteractionssendinganIM oranemailtosomeoneis
verydifferentthanactuallyspeakingtothatpersonacrossadesk
∙ Teamandbecomeindividualislands:Technologyalsolendstoseparatecoworkersfromone
anotherbecausetheycanbesomobilethiscanmakeeachemployeefeelliketheyhavegotto
takeonmoretasksbecausetheyareunsureiftheirotherteammembersaregettingtheirwork
done.Itcancreatejustasmanycommunicationbarriersasitisabletotakedown.
∙ Conclusion:Theprosandconsoftechnologyinbusinessshowthatitisaprocesswhichmustbe
carefullymanagedandbudgetedfortobesuccessfulifthenegativescanbetakenintoaccount
beforetheimplementationprocessbeginstheexperiencehasagreaterchanceofsuccess.
9.Writenoteon
a)Brainstormingtechniqueofcreativity
b)Attributelistingtechniqueofcreativity
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Ans:a)Brainstormingtechniqueofcreativity:Brainstormingisagroupcreativitytechniquebywhich
aremadetofindaconclusionforaspecificproblem bygatheringalistofideasspontaneously
contributedbyitsmembers.
i. Mindmapping:Itisavisualtoolforenhancingthebrainstormingprocessinessenceyouare
drawingapictureoftherelationshipsamongandbetweenideas.
ii. ReverseBrainstorming:Ordinarybrainstormingaccessparticipantstosolveproblemsreverse
brainstormingalessparticipantstocomeupwithgreatwaystocauseaproblem
iii. Gapfilling:Startwithastatementofwhereyouarethenwriteastatementofwhereyouwould
liketobehowcanyoufillinthegaptogettoyourgoal?Yourparticipantswillrespondwitha
widerangeofanswersfromthegeneraltotheparticular
v. SWOTanalysis:Itidentifiesorganizationstrengths,weakness,opportunitiesandthreatsusullyit
isusedtodecidewhetherapotentialprojectorventureisworthunderstanding
vi. Thefivewhys:Anothertoolthatisoftenusedoutsideofbrainstormingthefivewhyscanalso
beeffectiveforgettingthoughtprocessesmovingforward
vii. Brainwriting:itisprocessinvolvehavingeachparticipantanonymasilywritedownideasonidex
cards.Theideascanthenberandomlysharedwithotherparticipantswhoaddtoorcritiquethe idea.
viii. Collabrativebrainwriting:Writeyourquestionorconcernonalargepieceofpaperandpastit
inapublicplaceaskteammemberstowriteorposttheirideaswhentheyareableoverthe courseofaweek
ix. Rolestroming:Askyourparticipantstoimaginethemselvesintheroleofapersonwhose
experiencerelatestoyourbrainstorminggoalactoutascenewithparticipantspretendingto
taketheotherspointofview
x. Reversethinking:Thiscreativeapproachasks“whatwouldsomeoneelsedoinoursituation?”
Thenimaginedoingtheoppositewoulditwork?Whyorwhynot?Doesthe“usual”approach
reallyworkwell,oraretherebetteroptions?
b)Attributeslisteningtechniqueofcreativity:Attributelistingisacreativetechniquewhichinvolves
breakingtheproblemintosmallerandsmallerpartsandlookingatalternativesolutionstotheseparts.
Attributeslistingisagoodtoolforincrementalinnovationsinaproduct/servicethistoolisgenerally
combinedwithothercreativitytoolslikereversaltechnique,analogicalreasoning,scamperwordpoetc.,
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Acustomersvaluepropositionisgreatlyimprovedbytheadditionofmanyminorinnovationsyieldinga
massivecompetitiveadvantage
Imaginedesigningapen.Thepenhasfollowingpartssuchasnib,cap,tip,barrel,refill,grip,dipother
thanthesepartattributeslikeshape,length,colourprintingandusedforwritingfocusononeattribute
atatimeandlookforalternativeEx:shapecanwechangethecircularshapetotriangular?
10.Explainthesourcesofconflictinorganization.howitcanbemanaged?
1.Structuralfactors:thereareeightstructuralaspectofanorganizationthatarelikelytocauseconflict.
Theyarespecialization,commonresources,goaldifferences,interdependence,authorityrelationship
Statedifference,jurisdictionalambiguity,androlesandexpectationlet’sexamineeachofthereinturn.
∙ Specialization
Employeeslearnedtobecomeeitherexpertsataparticularjobtasksandtoobtainageneralknowledge
ofmanytask.whenthemajorityofemployeesinanorganizationarespecialist,conflictmayarise
becauseworkershavelittleknowledgeoffoneanotherjobresponsibilities.
∙ .Commonresources:
inmanyworksituationweareobligedtoshareresources.Thesettheresourcesthegreaterthe
potentialforconflict.
∙ Goaldifferences
Sometimesgroupsaredepartmentintheorganizationhavedifferentandincapablegoals.Increasethe
chanceofemployeesexperiencingconflict.
∙ Interdependence:
Sometimesoneemployeemustdependonanothertocompleteatask.Whenworkersareinan
interdependencesituation,itiseasytoblameco-workersomethingyou.
∙ Authorityrelationship:
Oftenthereisunderlyingtensionbetweenmanagersandemployees.Thisisbecausemostpeopledo
notlikebeingtoldwhattodo.
∙ Statusdifferencesinmanyorganizationsmanagersaregrantedprivilegesdeniedtoother
employees.Forinstance,managersmanyenjoyflexiblehours,freepersonallong-distancecalls,
longerbreaks.
∙ Jurisdictionalambiguity:
jurisdictionambiguityoccurwhenthelinesofresponsibilitiesinanorganizationareuncertain.Whenit
isunclearwhodoeswhatemployeeshavealandingtopayunwantedtaskontothenotthepersons.
∙ Rolesandexpectations:
Arolereferstobehaviorandactivitiesexpectedofanemployees.Everyemployeeplaysoneormore
roleswithintheorganization.
2.Personalfactor:
themostcommonpersonalfactorassociatedwithorganizationalconflictareskillsandabilities.
Personalityconflict,perception,diversity,personalproblems.Let’sseehoweachcanneedtoconflict.
∙ Skillsandabilities:
usuallythemembersofadepartmentorworkteamhavedifferentlevelofskillsandabilities.
Conflictcanresultwhenandexperienceemployeemustworkwithanovice whohasgood
theoreticalknowledgebutfewpracticalskills.
∙ Personalityconflict:personalityconflictarearealityinanygroupsitting,includingtheworkplace,
they’realwaysseemstobeatleastonecoworkerwhoisdifficulttogetalongwithoneofthe
mostdifficultpersonalitytraitsisobrasiveners.
∙ PerceptionsMuchorganizationalconflictstemsfrom thefactthatemployeesandmanagers
havedifferentperceptionsofsituations.
∙ Diversity:
acrosstheworldorganizationalWorkforceisbecomingincreasinglyhetrogeneous.Differences
inage,culturalbackground,ethics,valuescanbesourceofconflictamongemployees.
∙ Personalproblems:
whenwebringpersonalproblemstowork,ourperformancetendstosufferandwemayclash
withcoworkerswhoareobligedtopickupthestress.
Howitcanbemanaged
1.Understandandevaluatepeople’semotionalresponse:
whenemployeeshavestrongemotionalrelationstoyayworkplacedispute,didwhole
internaldefensemechanismMayreacttoafightorflightreaction,andtheirabilitytothink
andrewanwilltypicallytakessecondplace.
2.Beselfaware:
Areyouaconflictavoideroraggressiveleader?beawareofwhoyouare?Howyoudeal
withconflictandsignificantimpactyouarehavingonthesituation.Noteveryonemay
respondwelltoyourstyleandtherewillbetimeswhereyoumayneedtoadoptand
demonstratebetterleadership.
3.Considertheviewsofallpartiesinvolved:
nooneworkdobetoldtheyarewrong.Infactdialogueisoftenhaltedwhensomeoneis
madetobewrong.
4.Gettotheroofoftheissuesometimesaconflictisamanipulationofadeeperissue,either
atthemanagementlevelorontheground.Agreatresourcesisthe1981,classicblasting
bookgettingtoyes.
5.Acceptpeopleforwhotheyareandwhotheyarenotpeopleprocessinformationandmake
decisiondifferently,knowinghow your team membersapproachtheirworkprovide
invaluableunderstanding.
6.Implementregularfeedbackmeetingsconsiderimplementingweeklyopensessionsforthe
rolepurposeofbrainstormingwhatisworkingandwhatisnot.Thiswillbeallowyouto
addressissueswhentheyaresmallbeforetheyescalate.
7.Havetheteamcreateaconflictresolutionprotocolwhereeveryonebuyersin:
Peoplelendtoacceptwhattheyhelpedtocreate.Investingthetimetocreateaconflict
resolutionprotocolwillpayahugedividendinthelongrun.
11.Explainthevariousbarriersoforalcommunication
Ans:Oralcommunicationistheprocessofexpressinginformationorideasbywordofmouth.Learn
moreaboutthetypesandbenefitsoforalcommunicationandfindouthowyoucanimproveyourown
oralcommunicationabilities.
10barrierstoeffectiveoralcommunicationandperseceasion:
∙ Physicalandphysiologicalbarriers: Theseincludedistance,backgroundnoise,pooror
malfunctioningequipment,badhearing,pooreyesight,speechimpediments.
∙ Emotionalandculturalnoise:Emotionsandattitudesaffectobjectivelyasdothesterotypical
assumptionsthatpeoplemakeabouteachotherbasedonculturalbackground
∙ Language: Speakingdifferentlanguageshavingstrongaccents,usingslangorjargoncan
frustratecommunicationandnegotiationefforts.
∙ Nothingorlittleincommon:Storiesandanccdotescanhelpgetapointacross,exceptwhenthe
audiencecannotretaketoanyofthesebecausetheydon’tshareacommonexperiencewiththe speaker.
∙ Lackofeyecontact:Notmakingeyecontactisasurewayofraisingdoubtinlistenersandlosing
theirattentionandmakingthemfeelsuspiciousofyou,nottomentioninvisible
∙ Informationoverloadandlackoffocus:Toomuchinformationcanconfuseyouraudienceand
evenmakethem wonderifyouareoverrihelmingthem withdetailstoavoidtellingthem
somethingelsetheywouldratherknow
∙ Notbeingpreparedlackofcrediability:Ifyouarenotpreparedifyoutastethefactsifyourely
onyourpowerpointpresentationtoomuch,yourinstencewillnoticeandfeelletdowneven
disrespectedandtheywon’tbelieveyou
∙ Talkingtoomuch:Whenyoutalkyouarenotlisteningandyouneedtolistentothepeopleyou
areattemptingtopersude.
∙ Tyingtoohard,seemingdesperate:Whenyoutrytoohardtopersuadesomeoneyoumayseen
desperateanddesperationsmellslikemanipulationandturnspeopleoffbeforeyouareanatter
yournetdesperateword
∙ Lackofenthusiasm:Ifyoudon’tbelieveinyourposition,product,serviceorwhateveryouare
tryingtosell,theywon’tbelieveiniteither.
Conclusion:Thereforeasaresultofthis,oralcommunicationwilldependonmanyfactorwhich
willbeabletoaffectitinonewayorthedependingontheaccompany,ageandthepopulance
ofthesaidaudiencestudentsorclientsthereforeforeffectivedeliveranceoneshouldconsider
thefactorsinwhichshallconsiderasuccessattheendespeciallyinthetactingandlearning environment
12.Explainthecharacteristicsofsuccessfulteams.Statetheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofteams
Characteristicsofsuccessfulteams:
∙ Cleargoals:Highperformingteamshavebothaclearunderstandingoftheirgoalandabelief
thatachievingitwillproduceanimportantresult.
∙ Relevantskills:Effectiveteamsarecomposedofcompetentindividualstheirmemberspossess
bothtechnicalandinterpersonalskills
∙ Mutualtrust:Effectiveteamsarecharacterizedbyhighmutualtrustmembersbelieveinone
anotherintegritycharacterandability
∙ Goodcommunication:Teammemberscontinuallytrytolistenandshowinterestinwhatothers
sayandfeelgoodcommunicationisalsocharacterizedbycontinuousfeedbackfrom team
membersandmergers
∙ Conflictmanagement:Effectiveteamsarewillingtosurfaceandaddressconflictuntilitis
resolvedormanagedeffectively
Advantagesofworkinginateam
⮚ Divisionofwork:Oneofthebiggestadvantagesofworkinginateamisthatthereismost
oftenanequaldivisionoflaboursoinsteadofhavingtolookintoalltheaspectsofa
projectsindividually,eachpersonmerelyhastodualwithoneaspectofit.
⮚ Sharedresponsibilitywhenthingsgowrong:Ifforsomereasontheprojectfailsthena goodteam
willstandbyoneanothersuchthattheycanjointlytakeresponsibilityand shouldertheblame
⮚ Gaininganewperspective:Oneofthemainadvantageofworkinginateamisthatyou
canlearntolookatthingsfromanentirelynewperspectiveovertheyearsyoumightbe
usedtodoingthingsinaparticularmannerbutwhenyouworkinateamthenyougetto observehowotherpeoplework
⮚ Improvescommunicationskills:Foranyteamprojecttobeasuccessitisvitalthateach
teammembercommunicatesandconsultswiththerestofthegroupsuchthatnoonefeels
inthedarkaboutanydecisionmadeandthateveryoneisinagreement
⮚ Yougettoplaytoyourstrengths:Sincethereisadivisionofworkinateameachmember
canfocusonwhateveraspectoftheprojectwhicheachindividualbelievesthatheorshe canhandle
Disadvantagesofworkinginateam
⮚ Indulgingintheblamegamewhenthingsgowrong:Intimesofcrisis,itiseasiestfor
theteammemberstopointafingeratsomeoneelseandindulgeintheblamegame
sincethereismorecollectiveratherthanindividualresponsibilityinvolvedinateam
projectitisoftendifficulttotellwherethingswentwrong
⮚ Unequalinvolvementandparticipationofdifferentmembers:Itischallengingtowork
inateamwheneveryonedoesnotputinhisorherbuteffortstherearetwokindsof
peoplewhileworkinginagroupthosethatworktirelesslytogetthingsdoneandthen
therearethosethatarelaidbackanddon’tadheretoanydeadlines
⮚ Clashofideas:Thingscangoincrediblywrongorevenfallapartwhenthereisagreat
dealdifferenceintheworkingmethodsofdifferentindividuals
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disadvantagesofworkinginateamisthatyoumighthavetodealwithanoverbearing
andauthoritativeleaderthatisunwillingtolistentoyourpointofvieworideas
Conclusion:Ineverfoundaprofessionalenvironmentthatmadetheproductionof
playsefficientteamworkisdemandedbutthereareveryfewteams.
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