pick category
AN ESSAY ON MEANING, NATURE, MODELS ELEMENTS, THEORIES, CHARACTERISTICS AND BENEFITS OF COMMUNICATION.
COMMUNICATION IS AVERY IMPORTANT PART OF OUR LIVES. THROUGH COMMUNICATION WE PASS DIFFERENT MESSAGES TO OUR PARTNER OR CO WORKERS. THIS ESSAY CAN PARTICULARLY BE USEFUL TO LECTURERS ON COMMUNICATION SKILLS, STUDENTS AND THOSE WANTING TO IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS IN COMMUNICATION. IT IS DETAILED IN THE MEANING, THEORIES, NATURE, CHARACTERISTICS, AND BENEFITS OF COMMUNICATION.
Details
| language |  | english |
| wordcount |  | 4977 (cca 14 pages) |
| contextual quality |  | N/A |
| language level |  | N/A |
| price |  | free |
| sources |  | 0 |
Table of contents
none
Preview of the essay: AN ESSAY ON MEANING, NATURE, MODELS ELEMENTS, THEORIES, CHARACTERISTICS AND BENEFITS OF COMMUNICATION.
AN ESSAY ON MEANING, NATURE, MODELS ELEMENTS, THEORIES, CHARACTERISTICS AND BENEFITS OF COMMUNICATION. Introduction to Communication Communication is an important part of our every day lives. It is the means by which we co exist in the society. Thus there is need to improve our communication skills and be aware of how communication functions in business and general human interaction. Effective communication is indispensable for effective human relations. To communication with one another is a compulsive urge of human beings. There can be no mutual understanding without communication. Communication skills consist of five segments: speaking, listening, writing, readability and readable writing and non-verbal cues. In communication we interact with others by exchanging facts, feelings, figures, emotions, ideas, opinions etc. In a modern dynamic world, to be successful, a good communicator needs to exhibit the ability to think, write, observe and speak effectively. The biggest challenge is to bring about the right perception, use of information, analysis of situation, creation of impulses and finding ways to put across and handle messages. Meaning of Communication The word ‘Communication’ is derived from a Latin word communis which means ‘common.’ In ...
... communication is the process of transmitting information to people working inside the organisation.
External communication is equally important in providing a link between the organisation and the external world e.g. customers, shareholders etc.
i) Specific
Communication should be specific and each specified information should deal with a single subject at a time. This principle is important for effective communication.
Multiplicity of subject creates a problem of confusion and misunderstanding which may lead to unproductivity in the organisation.
j) Honesty in Communication.
The principle of uprightness and honesty of purpose in communication is very essential. Honest communication involves a sense of obligation to ones self, to other people and to the absolute.
All managerial communications should lend to true and correct understanding in information or messages to ensure effective coordination among various organizational activities for smooth working.
Essay is in categories
/
Humanistic Studies
/Education
//
Economics
/Public Relations
//
Humanistic Studies
/Sociology
/Comments
Benjamin I.Good communication can provide the key for understanding, but it bad communication may result to war and chaos. The classic example, the Japanese word "mokusatsu" because of misinterpretation of the word, the first atomic bombs were dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Benjamin I.Good communication can provide the key for understanding, but it bad communication may result to war and chaos. The classic example, the Japanese word "mokusatsu" because of misinterpretation of the word, the first atomic bombs were dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.