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WHAT IS COMMUNICATION
Latin word: Communicare, to impart, to participate
During the course of participation, we receive as well as give.
Process of participation has two forms: talking and writing
Genius is the ability to put into effect what is on your mind. (F. Scott
Fitzgerald)
Definitions: process of sharing/exchanging ideas, information, feelings
communication?
But I didnt mean that?
Communicate every day does not make us good communicators.
communications?
Communication
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WHAT IS BUSINESS?
Any legal activity undertaken for the sake of earning profit.
WHAT IS BUSINESS COMMUNICATION?
A communication that facilitates business deals & activities
ANCIENT HERITAGE FOR COMMUNICATION PRINCIPLES
Western principles of communication developed in ancient Greece and
Rome, with an emphasis on oral rhetorical traditions.
PURPOSE/FUNCTION OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
To initiate some action (two categories)
Express Needs & Requirements
Persuade and Motivate
Imparting information
Creating Awareness
Persuade Others
Establish relations
CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
Provide Practical Information
Give Facts rather than Vague Impressions
Present Information in a Concise, Efficient Manner
Clarify Expectations and Responsibilities
Offer Compelling, Persuasive Arguments and Recommendations
IMPORTANCE COMMUNICATION INSIDE BUSINESS
Lifeblood of business organization
Managerial Efficiency
Enhance Morale and Relations
Effective Leadership
Mutual Trust & Confidence
Better & Strong Decision Making and Implementation
Staffing
Better Managerial Concerns
Setting Goals and Objectives
Appraisal
Manufacturing the Products
Interaction b/w Employer and Employee
Faster Problem Solving
Earlier Warning
Increased Productivity and Lower Costs
Stronger Business Relations
Clearer and More Persuasive Marketing Messages
Enhanced Professional Images
Greater Employment Engagement
Better Financial Results
IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION OUTSIDE BUSINESS
Hiring the Employees
Creating Goodwill
Creating Strong Links
Efficient Policies
Strong Decision Making