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2.4.1 Why Effective Communication Is Important and The Methods Used To
2.4.1 Why Effective Communication Is Important and The Methods Used To
Key Words:
■ You will be learning about why effective communication Internal,
is important and the methods used to achieve it: External,
■ Effective communication and its importance to business Formal,
■ Benefits and limitations of different communication methods Information,
including those based on information technology (IT)
Communication
■ Recommend and justify which communication method to use
in given circumstances
, One-way
communication
, Two-way
communication
■ Demonstrate an awareness of communication barriers: , Effective
■ How communication barriers arise and problems of communication
ineffective communication; how communication barriers can
be reduced or removed
LO:To identify different methods of communication
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What is Communication?
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■ Communication is messages passed between a sender and Internal,
a receiver. External,
Formal,
Information,
Message Communication
, One-way
communication
, Two-way
SENDER communication
RECEIVER
, Effective
communication
Key Words:
Internal,
External,
SENDER RECEIVER Formal,
Information,
Communication
, One-way
communication
Feedback , Two-way
communication
Two Way Communication , Effective
communication
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Look at the pictures on the next slide. Are they one way or two way communication
Internal,
External,
Formal,
Information,
Communication
, One-way
communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
communication
Key Words:
Internal,
External,
Formal,
Information,
Communication
, One-way
communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
communication
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The advantages of two-way communication When the receiver has to, Internal,
or decides to, give feedback to the sender of the message there are External,
two main benefits: Formal,
Information,
■ It should become absolutely clear to the sender whether or not Communication
the person receiving the message has understood it and acted , One-way
upon it. If they have not, then perhaps the message needs to be communication
sent again or made clearer. Effective communication has not , Two-way
taken place until the message is understood by the receiver. communication
■ Both people are now involved in the communication process. , Effective
The receiver feels more a part of this process. He or she can communication
make a real contribution to the topic being discussed or
communicated. This may help to motivate the receiver.
LO:To identify different methods of communication
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Task - Experiment
Key Words:
■ We are going to see whether one way or two way Internal,
communication is better. External,
Formal,
Information,
Communication
■ First you are going to have a diagram described to you , One-way
using one way communication. You may ask no questions communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
■ We will then repeat the process using two way communication
communication
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■ To provide information about the business Internal,
External,
■ To collect information about the business Formal,
Information,
■ To give instructions Communication
, One-way
■ To coordinate different functions of the business communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
communication
Key Words:
■ Misunderstandings Internal,
External,
■ Wasted time Formal,
Information,
■ Increased costs Communication
, One-way
■ Inefficiency communication
, Two-way
■ Poor Staff Motivation communication
, Effective
■ Lost Profits communication
■ Disputes
LO:To identify different methods of communication
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Describing Communication – What do these
terms mean? Can you give an example?
Key Words:
Formal Informal
Internal,
External,
Formal,
Internal External
Information,
Communication
, One-way
One to One One to Many
communication
, Two-way
communication
Verbal Written Visual
, Effective
communication
One way Two way
LO:To identify different methods of communication
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Employees communication
Suppliers , Effective
Directors
Media communication
Tax orities
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Internal Communication
Key Words:
In all organisations, it is necessary Internal,
for people to communicate with each External,
other in various ways. Formal,
Information,
Without communication, we would all be Communication
, One-way
working as individuals with no links
communication
with anybody else in the business we , Two-way
work in. The tasks of management in communication
guiding, instructing, warning and , Effective
encouraging workers would become communication
impossible.
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Example of Internal Communications: Internal,
External,
The way in which each message is communicated is
Formal,
also shown.
Information,
■ ‘Please do not smoke in this area.’ (notice Communication
on a table) , One-way
■ ‘How many hours did you work last week?’ communication
(manager asks a worker) , Two-way
■ ‘There will be a Fire Drill at 11:00 today.’ communication
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This occurs when messages are sent between Internal,
one organisation and another, or between the External,
organisation and people other than employees, Formal,
for example, customers. Some of the main Information,
examples of external communication are: Communication
, One-way
■ orders for goods from suppliers communication
■ sending information to customers about , Two-way
prices and delivery times communication
■ advertising goods or services (this is , Effective
covered in detail in Chapter 15) communication
■ asking customers to pay bills on time
Key Words:
■ Brainstorm all the methods of communication that could Internal,
be used by businesses. External,
Formal,
■ Write them onto the whiteboard Information,
Communication
, One-way
communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
communication
Key Words:
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External,
Formal,
Information,
Communication
, One-way
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, Two-way
communication
, Effective
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Key Words:
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Communication
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Key Words:
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Key Words:
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, Effective
communication
Key Words:
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External,
Formal,
Information,
Communication
, One-way
communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
communication
Key Words:
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Key Words:
■ Formal communication is when messages are sent Internal,
through established channels using professional External,
language. Formal,
Information,
■ Informal communication is when information is sent
Communication
and received casually using everyday language , One-way
communication
, Two-way
communication
, Effective
communication
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Key Words:
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LO:To identify different methods of communication
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