7 C’S OF

COMMUNICATION
Presentation by Nandinee
and Muskan
 IMPORTANCE 2

 The ability to communicate effectively with others is considered a good quality of

successful people. So in order to compose an effective oral speech or written
message, there is a need to understand psychology of the clients, the organization,
and the community .
 Communication skills are important as it plays an effective role in professional
life from understanding our client to making a perfect problem solving approach.
Different studies showed that it is an important skill that helps to generate more
leads.
 These principles help in making the speech more memorable and easy to
understand and remember.
 CLARITY 3

 There should be emphasis on a single object only

 Clarity is ensuring what you’re saying is communicated clearly and with no room
for misunderstanding.
 Simple language should be used to communicate the message and focus should be
on core points of the message and short paragraphs should be written
 Don’t use idioms to prevent any confusion and ambiguity
 Be clear in your mind about what you want to say and its purpose before you say
it
 Set a goal or outcome on what needs to be communicated,
 Don’t leave space for fills in the gaps in the message
 CONCRETENESS 4

 It means leaving no room for interpretation.

 Concrete communication denotes your message being specific, meaningful and
focused.
 Don’t beat around the bush to get to a point.
 Rather it is solid and concise.
 Active voice should be used instead of passive voice.
 Avoid vague and ambiguous messages and only strive toward making your
information well received by the recipient.
 The speech should be crisp yet brimming with beneficial information.
 Incorporate factual evidence and figures to enhance the authenticity of
your speech.
 CONSIDERATION 5

 Be a good listener, consider the other person’s emotions, ideas and get to know
the audience.
 It will help in making the communication more effective and in a professional
manner.
 Focus on “you” instead of” we”
 One should also be transparent, open, and honest, and be happy to answer any
questions if required.
 In order to communicate, the sender must relate to the target recipient and be
involved.
 Consideration is to put you in the place of the receiver. It means preparing every
message with the message receiver in mind. This mode of consideration is called
“you attitude”.
 COURTEOUS 6

 “Everyone gains where courtesy reigns” is an old but wise saying.

 Courtesy means politeness. It is an attitude that shows respect for others.
 It helps in building goodwill.
 It is not enough to use polite expressions like” thank you”, ”kindly”, “we
appreciate”, “please” etc but the whole letter must have a courteous tone.
 Use expressions that show respect. –
 Be thoughtful and appreciative of the receiver’s point of view. –
 Avoid humor and discriminatory language i.e., race, color, gender, creed etc.
CORRECTNESS 7
COMPLETENESS 8
CONCISE 9
BENEFITS OF GOOD 10

COMMUNICATION
 Helps in decision making
 Helps in problem solving
 Saves time
 Increases productivity
 Improves Job Satisfaction
 Creates goodwill
 Leaves a lasting impression
 Leads to Growth of the Company
CONCLUSION 11

The seven C's of communication are a list of principles for written and spoken
communications to ensure that they are effective. "The 7 C's of Communication" can
assist professionals in communicating more effectively and increasing the possibility
that their messages will be understood exactly as intended. They are the guiding
principles that, when followed in real life, can improve our communication skills and
improve the technique of persuasion and manner of formal communication.
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