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ENGINEERING COLLEGE Tiruvannamalai-606611PowerPoint Presentation: Presented by G.Karthik ( gkreddy1994@gmail.com ) STREAM: CSE -II G.Ranjith ( ranjithroyal94@gmail.com ) STREAM:EEE-II Presentation on communication skills and cross cultural communicationCommunication-Skills: Communication-SkillsObjectives: Objectives What is Good and what is Bad Communication Some basic skills to become a Good Communicator….and also: ….and also To recognize & overcome barriers Advantages of listening To speak confidently To communicate effectivelyResearch shows, : Research shows, Communication is….. body language 55% words 7% style 38%Why Communication: Why Communication To express our emotions Achieve joint understanding To get things done Pass on and obtain information Reach decisions Develop relationshipsHome Truths about Communication: Home Truths about Communication Good Communication can’t exist without honest listening We do not try HARD to get our message across We do not take advantage of various media available to us We all could improve our communication skills It cannot be perfectedWhat is Communication…: What is Communication… Art of getting your message across effectively through: Visuals – leaves greatest impact Body Language – can make or mar Spoken words – first & simplest way Written words – reflects importanceTypes & Methods: Types & Methods Television, Newspaper, Magazines, Internet… Multimedia Photographs, Paintings, Videos, Film… Visuals Facial expressions, Actions, Voice Tone, Silence, Stance… Gestures Conversations, Interviews, Phone Calls, Requests… Spoken Letters, Memos, Reports… WrittenCommunication : The Flow: Communication : The Flow Sender Receiver Message Feedback Channel Perception Delivery Formulating Response UnderstandingBarriers to Effective Communication: Barriers to Effective Communication Proper Pronunciation Communication Help Pen Buffalo Career Guest Colonel Buffet Bouquet Rendezvous Bulb Fax Prakash Pradeep ChandrajeetBody Language: Body Language Defensiveness Open hands, unbuttoned coat Arms crossed, sideways glance, touching-rubbing nose, rubbing eyes, buttoned coat, drawing away Openness Insecurity Pinching flesh, chewing pen, thumb over thumb, biting fingernailBody Language : Body Language Confidence Cooperation Upper body in sprinter's position, open hands, sitting on edge of chair, hand to face gestures, unbuttoning coat. Steepled hands, hands behind back, back stiffened, hands in coat pockets with thumb out, hands on tapels of coatListening – Why is it important?: Listening – Why is it important? Writing Reading Speaking Listening Order in which we are taught Order in which we learn 9% 16% 30% 45%PowerPoint Presentation: AVERAGE = 59% PRACTICE = 75% HARDWORK = 98% ATTITUDE = 100% Every problem has a solution ,only if we perhap’s change our attitude To go to the top to that 100%.............PowerPoint Presentation: Cross-Cultural CommunicationPowerPoint Presentation: What is culture? Helps me decide... It tells me what to think and do I can show it, I can see itPowerPoint Presentation: Culture What is culture ? Culture is the arts elevated to set of beliefs Culture is the lens through which we view the worldPowerPoint Presentation: Cultural differences visible Communication styles Attitudes towards conflict Decision making styles Approaching to knowing unvisible Beliefs Values Expectation AttitudesPowerPoint Presentation: Why cross culture is important ? Globalization Business opportunities Job opportunities Sharing of views and ideas Talent improvisation An understanding of diverse marketPowerPoint Presentation: Eye In some cultures, looking people in the eyes is assumed to indicate honesty and straightforwardness , in others it is seen as challenging and rude . In Arab culture too little eye contact is regarded as disrespectful . In English culture certain amount of eye contact is necessary but too much makes people uncomfortable In South- Asian countries direct eye contact is regarded aggressive & rude .PowerPoint Presentation: Meanings of Hand Gestures in Different Cultures U S = O K JAPAN = MONEY RUSSIA = ZERO BRAZIL = INSULTPowerPoint Presentation: However, the going good sign translates into a rude and offensive gesture in Islamic and Asian countries. In Australia, it means OK, but if you move it up and down, it is considered as a grave insult. Thumbs up hand signPowerPoint Presentation: The cross may have originated from the Pagan symbols that means to ward off evil. Many times people cross their fingers before telling a lie, as it is believed to countervail the evil that comes of the lie. It is a positive and negative symbol as it interprets both luck or lies. Fingers Crossed Hand GesturePowerPoint Presentation: Skills to overcome differences To handle yourself ,use your head To handle others ,use your heart.PowerPoint Presentation: Precautions in cross- cultural communication Slow down Separate question Use easy words Write it down Be supportive Check meaningTHE END…..: THE END….. I HEAR, I forget I SEE, I remember I DO, I understand”PowerPoint Presentation: Thank you for your attention We welcome your questions, suggestions,comments! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
communication skills and cross cultural communication karthi3344 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: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2019 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 25, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript PowerPoint Presentation: S.K.P. ENGINEERING COLLEGE Tiruvannamalai-606611PowerPoint Presentation: Presented by G.Karthik ( gkreddy1994@gmail.com ) STREAM: CSE -II G.Ranjith ( ranjithroyal94@gmail.com ) STREAM:EEE-II Presentation on communication skills and cross cultural communicationCommunication-Skills: Communication-SkillsObjectives: Objectives What is Good and what is Bad Communication Some basic skills to become a Good Communicator….and also: ….and also To recognize & overcome barriers Advantages of listening To speak confidently To communicate effectivelyResearch shows, : Research shows, Communication is….. body language 55% words 7% style 38%Why Communication: Why Communication To express our emotions Achieve joint understanding To get things done Pass on and obtain information Reach decisions Develop relationshipsHome Truths about Communication: Home Truths about Communication Good Communication can’t exist without honest listening We do not try HARD to get our message across We do not take advantage of various media available to us We all could improve our communication skills It cannot be perfectedWhat is Communication…: What is Communication… Art of getting your message across effectively through: Visuals – leaves greatest impact Body Language – can make or mar Spoken words – first & simplest way Written words – reflects importanceTypes & Methods: Types & Methods Television, Newspaper, Magazines, Internet… Multimedia Photographs, Paintings, Videos, Film… Visuals Facial expressions, Actions, Voice Tone, Silence, Stance… Gestures Conversations, Interviews, Phone Calls, Requests… Spoken Letters, Memos, Reports… WrittenCommunication : The Flow: Communication : The Flow Sender Receiver Message Feedback Channel Perception Delivery Formulating Response UnderstandingBarriers to Effective Communication: Barriers to Effective Communication Proper Pronunciation Communication Help Pen Buffalo Career Guest Colonel Buffet Bouquet Rendezvous Bulb Fax Prakash Pradeep ChandrajeetBody Language: Body Language Defensiveness Open hands, unbuttoned coat Arms crossed, sideways glance, touching-rubbing nose, rubbing eyes, buttoned coat, drawing away Openness Insecurity Pinching flesh, chewing pen, thumb over thumb, biting fingernailBody Language : Body Language Confidence Cooperation Upper body in sprinter's position, open hands, sitting on edge of chair, hand to face gestures, unbuttoning coat. Steepled hands, hands behind back, back stiffened, hands in coat pockets with thumb out, hands on tapels of coatListening – Why is it important?: Listening – Why is it important? Writing Reading Speaking Listening Order in which we are taught Order in which we learn 9% 16% 30% 45%PowerPoint Presentation: AVERAGE = 59% PRACTICE = 75% HARDWORK = 98% ATTITUDE = 100% Every problem has a solution ,only if we perhap’s change our attitude To go to the top to that 100%.............PowerPoint Presentation: Cross-Cultural CommunicationPowerPoint Presentation: What is culture? Helps me decide... It tells me what to think and do I can show it, I can see itPowerPoint Presentation: Culture What is culture ? Culture is the arts elevated to set of beliefs Culture is the lens through which we view the worldPowerPoint Presentation: Cultural differences visible Communication styles Attitudes towards conflict Decision making styles Approaching to knowing unvisible Beliefs Values Expectation AttitudesPowerPoint Presentation: Why cross culture is important ? Globalization Business opportunities Job opportunities Sharing of views and ideas Talent improvisation An understanding of diverse marketPowerPoint Presentation: Eye In some cultures, looking people in the eyes is assumed to indicate honesty and straightforwardness , in others it is seen as challenging and rude . In Arab culture too little eye contact is regarded as disrespectful . In English culture certain amount of eye contact is necessary but too much makes people uncomfortable In South- Asian countries direct eye contact is regarded aggressive & rude .PowerPoint Presentation: Meanings of Hand Gestures in Different Cultures U S = O K JAPAN = MONEY RUSSIA = ZERO BRAZIL = INSULTPowerPoint Presentation: However, the going good sign translates into a rude and offensive gesture in Islamic and Asian countries. In Australia, it means OK, but if you move it up and down, it is considered as a grave insult. Thumbs up hand signPowerPoint Presentation: The cross may have originated from the Pagan symbols that means to ward off evil. Many times people cross their fingers before telling a lie, as it is believed to countervail the evil that comes of the lie. It is a positive and negative symbol as it interprets both luck or lies. Fingers Crossed Hand GesturePowerPoint Presentation: Skills to overcome differences To handle yourself ,use your head To handle others ,use your heart.PowerPoint Presentation: Precautions in cross- cultural communication Slow down Separate question Use easy words Write it down Be supportive Check meaningTHE END…..: THE END….. I HEAR, I forget I SEE, I remember I DO, I understand”PowerPoint Presentation: Thank you for your attention We welcome your questions, suggestions,comments!