Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Interpersonal Skill
Communication
• Communication is the transferring and
understanding meanings
• The best idea, or suggestions, or plans
cannot take form without communications
• Communication can take many forms:
– Oral vs. written
– Verbal vs.non-verbal
– Interpersonal vs. organizational
Message Message
Sender Receiver
Noise
Feedback
Communication Channels
Written Communication
Verbal Communication
The Grapevine
Nonverbal Cues
Electronic Media
Fundamentals of Management: 12-6 Gao Junshan, UST Beijing
Understanding communication : the barriers
Communication Barriers
Filtering
Selective
Apprehension Perception
Information
Language Overload
Emotions
Overcoming
Communication Barriers
• Constrain emotions
• Use feedback
• Simplify language
• Listen actively
Contemporary
Communication Issues
Communication Communication
between Men in the Global
and Women Village
Intensity Empathy
Active
Listening Skills
Responsibility Acceptance
Listening Effectively
• Make eye contact.
• Exhibit affirmative nods and
appropriate facial expressions.
• Avoid distracting actions or gestures
that suggest boredom.
• Ask questions.
• Paraphrase using your own words.
• Avoid interrupting the speaker.
• Don‘t over-talk.
• Make smooth transitions between the
roles of speaker and listener
Focus on Keep
Specific Feedback
Behaviors Impersonal
Focus on What
Ensure
the Receiver
Understanding
Can Control
Concept of Delegation
Authority
Top
Managers
Middle
Managers
First-Line
Managers
Operatives
Delegation
Contingency Factors
• Size of the organization
• Importance of the duty or decision
• Complexity of the task
• Culture of the organization
• Qualities of employees
Delegating Effectively
• Clarify the assignment
• Specify the range of discretion
• Encourage participation
• Inform others
• Establish feedback channels
Three Views
of Conflict
Human
Traditional
Relations
Interactionist
Communication
Differences
Sources of
Conflict
Structural
Differences
Personal
Differences
Conflict-handling Styles
High
Forcing Collaboration
Assertiveness
Compromise
Avoidance Accommodation
Low High
Cooperativeness
A B C
• Legitimize conflict
• Use communication
• Bring in outsiders
Constraints Demands
What Is Stress?
Uncertainty Importance
Task Demands
Role Demands
Organizational
Interpersonal Demands
Stress Factors
Structural Dimensions
Leadership Techniques
Personal Stress
Factors
Stress Physiological
Psychological
Behavioral
Three General Symptoms
Stress Management
• Selection and placement
• Job redesign
• Participation
• Wellness programs
• Employee assistance
• Answer questions