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    Telephonic communication in organizations has both advantages and disadvantages. The key advantages are that telephone communication is easy and quick to use, less expensive than in-person meetings, and allows communication across distances. However, telephone communication lacks face-to-face interaction, voice clarity can sometimes be an issue, missed calls cannot be identified, and conversations cannot be recorded. Effective telephonic communication in organizations relies on balancing these advantages and disadvantages.

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    Telephonic communication in organizations has both advantages and disadvantages. The key advantages are that telephone communication is easy and quick to use, less expensive than in-person meetings, and allows communication across distances. However, telephone communication lacks face-to-face interaction, voice clarity can sometimes be an issue, missed calls cannot be identified, and conversations cannot be recorded. Effective telephonic communication in organizations relies on balancing these advantages and disadvantages.

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    Telephonic communication in organizations has both advantages and disadvantages. The key advantages are that telephone communication is easy and quick to use, less expensive than in-person meetings, and allows communication across distances. However, telephone communication lacks face-to-face interaction, voice clarity can sometimes be an issue, missed calls cannot be identified, and conversations cannot be recorded. Effective telephonic communication in organizations relies on balancing these advantages and disadvantages.

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    Telephonic Communication in

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    Midhun Antony
    DEFINITIONS
    A telephonic conversation is a type of oral communication which is done by two-person, in
    which these two-person share their thought and views to each other.
    Communication is the process of exchanging ideas and messages both verbally or
    nonverbally
    In other words, communication that is taking place between two people with the help of
    the telephone is a telephonic conversation
    Advantages of telephone communication

    Easy and quick to use


    Less expensive
    Distance is not a matter
    Tracking system
    Disadvantages of telephone communication

    Absence of face to face conversation


    Voice is not clear some time
    Unable to find miss call
    Unable to recode the data

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