logging in or signing up GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION Sajidkhanluvable Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 717 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 05, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION : GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION Overcoming barriers and achieving effective communication : Overcoming barriers and achieving effective communication Developing and maintaining a system of good communication is the primary job of any executive. But it should be kept in view that mere transmission of information does not, in any way, ensure effective communication. Effectiveness largely depends on reciprocal understanding, mutual exchange of ideas, facts and information for it is not one sided game or the executive affair of the transmitter of the message. TWO-WAY CHANNEL : TWO-WAY CHANNEL In communication, two parties are involved, namely the sender or transmitter and the receiver of the message. Naturally, mere transmission of facts, ideas, opinions, etc. does not make any communication effective and meaningful. The imperative needs is to keep the channel open is to send the receiver’s views, understanding an opinion about the event informed. A good communication system is like a two-way traffic MUTUAL TRUST : MUTUAL TRUST A communication system may be considered good when mutual understanding exists between the sender and the receiver of the message, no matter the communication takes place among the executives or subordinates. Existence of good and healthy relationship is also an indicator of a good system of communication existing in any department of organization. CLARITY OF MESSAGE : CLARITY OF MESSAGE The message must be as clear as possible. No ambiguity should be creep in to it. The message can be conveyed properly only if it is clearly formulated in the mind of communicator. The message should be encoded in direct and simple language so that the receiver able to understand it without much difficulty TIMELY MESSAGE : TIMELY MESSAGE Considerable attention should be given to the timeliness of communication. Old information is worse than none at all. CONSISTENCY OF MESSAGE : CONSISTENCY OF MESSAGE The message to be communicated should always be consistent with the objective, policies and programs of the enterprise. It should not be conflicting with the previous communication, otherwise it would create confusion and chaos in the organization GOOD RELATION : GOOD RELATION The mode of communication should be chosen in such a manner that it does not hurt the feelings of the receiver. It should create proper understanding in their minds if it is to achieve good human relations in the enterprise. It is equally essential that the communicator also attempts to understand the receiver. FEEDBACK : FEEDBACK Feedback provision in the communication process calls for making it a two-way process. The sender must try to ascertain through some signals whether or not he is properly understood. He should also try to know the reaction of the receiver of the message. EMPATHETIC LISTENING : EMPATHETIC LISTENING Manager, should resist the temptation of making premature evaluation of a subordinate’s communication or interrupting him in course of communication. Empathetic listening also allows smooth flow of information. FLEXIBILITY : FLEXIBILITY The communication system should be flexible enough to adjust to the changing environments. It should be able to carry extra loads of information without much strain. It should absorb new techniques of communication with little resistance. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION Sajidkhanluvable Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 717 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 05, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION : GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION Overcoming barriers and achieving effective communication : Overcoming barriers and achieving effective communication Developing and maintaining a system of good communication is the primary job of any executive. But it should be kept in view that mere transmission of information does not, in any way, ensure effective communication. Effectiveness largely depends on reciprocal understanding, mutual exchange of ideas, facts and information for it is not one sided game or the executive affair of the transmitter of the message. TWO-WAY CHANNEL : TWO-WAY CHANNEL In communication, two parties are involved, namely the sender or transmitter and the receiver of the message. Naturally, mere transmission of facts, ideas, opinions, etc. does not make any communication effective and meaningful. The imperative needs is to keep the channel open is to send the receiver’s views, understanding an opinion about the event informed. A good communication system is like a two-way traffic MUTUAL TRUST : MUTUAL TRUST A communication system may be considered good when mutual understanding exists between the sender and the receiver of the message, no matter the communication takes place among the executives or subordinates. Existence of good and healthy relationship is also an indicator of a good system of communication existing in any department of organization. CLARITY OF MESSAGE : CLARITY OF MESSAGE The message must be as clear as possible. No ambiguity should be creep in to it. The message can be conveyed properly only if it is clearly formulated in the mind of communicator. The message should be encoded in direct and simple language so that the receiver able to understand it without much difficulty TIMELY MESSAGE : TIMELY MESSAGE Considerable attention should be given to the timeliness of communication. Old information is worse than none at all. CONSISTENCY OF MESSAGE : CONSISTENCY OF MESSAGE The message to be communicated should always be consistent with the objective, policies and programs of the enterprise. It should not be conflicting with the previous communication, otherwise it would create confusion and chaos in the organization GOOD RELATION : GOOD RELATION The mode of communication should be chosen in such a manner that it does not hurt the feelings of the receiver. It should create proper understanding in their minds if it is to achieve good human relations in the enterprise. It is equally essential that the communicator also attempts to understand the receiver. FEEDBACK : FEEDBACK Feedback provision in the communication process calls for making it a two-way process. The sender must try to ascertain through some signals whether or not he is properly understood. He should also try to know the reaction of the receiver of the message. EMPATHETIC LISTENING : EMPATHETIC LISTENING Manager, should resist the temptation of making premature evaluation of a subordinate’s communication or interrupting him in course of communication. Empathetic listening also allows smooth flow of information. FLEXIBILITY : FLEXIBILITY The communication system should be flexible enough to adjust to the changing environments. It should be able to carry extra loads of information without much strain. It should absorb new techniques of communication with little resistance.