Communication Purpose To influence persuade To change other
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Communication Purpose: § To influence, persuade §To change other person § Develop intimate relationship §As Teacher: Convey Mission & Vision §Undertake Planning §Develop individual and/or Team § Explain Goal /Target § Internal as well as external
Types of Communication Written : Hard copy or e-mail Verbal or Oral Audio Visual through Technology Face to Face: One to One or One to Many. Ideally Face to Face meeting at Customer’s premises Non-verbal : Eyes or Expression
Noise Sender Receiver Channel
Within Organization Giving and receiving Feedback Need to collect and collate information Horizontal/ Up & Down / Diagonal Ombudsperson (Lokpal)
Barriers to Communication Lack of Planning Assumptions Wrong interpretation of word/ Meaning Poor Expression International and cultural differences
Active Listening 80/20 Rule Do not argue or get angry Keep quiet and be patient Give support and ask questions Be Honest
Tips for Effective Communication Use dictionary and use correct word Keep pointers / check list handy while calling or attending meeting Use ‘We’ and ‘You’ rather than ‘I’ Minimum words. Edit efficiently. Aim correctly to the Target. Games. Practice, Practice…. No Other Way….
Information Overload 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Typical Responses of more than 80% of the Managers is poor Following are typical reactions: Give up. Escape. Disregard/ Overlook the problem Errors in decision Delay Filter Fails to give priority. Takes simple task first
- Inform persuade or entertain
- Example of persuade inform and entertain
- What is the effect of statistics in persuasive writing
- Purpose inform persuade entertain
- The factors influencing communication
- Factor that influence communication
- Factor that influence communication
- Other initiated self repair example
- Chapter 3 section 3 change by other means worksheet answers