Organizational communication: For attaining the determined
objectives, the social system is developed of the symbiotic groups attempting. For
effective management in the workplace, organizational communication is
significant to approach because it can manage and handle critical situations. There
are some best ways to make communication in the organization, such as identify
the objectives of the organization, identification of roles as well as the
responsibilities, have the knowledge about change as well as taking part in the
recruitment activities.
Interpersonal communication: The communication among two persons is
called interpersonal communication. Such kind of communication consists of the transfer
of message or the significant information, whether it is in the form of any
mediate or direct communication. The suggestions are: solving the problem, understanding
other’s needs, normalize power, making the decision as well as collect the
significant information and provide it to others.
Group communication: Making conversation or discussing something in
gathering of people to attain the determined goals. It is used to share the
significant information to other, ideas as well as telling the experiences to
others for making the decisions. The suggestion for group communications are
hangout with colleagues, raise the important point for asking the relevant
answer, helping others as well as making the decision which is valuable for
employees and organization.
1.
For a
particular context and audience that is relevant to your own organization,
outline the best method to create and present a clear message.
A leader should have to communicate
with the followers as well as colleagues. He can communicate with them in
several ways such as the workshop, conversations, workshops as well as the
meetings.
Workshops: The workshops are best ways to convey clear message to
the related persons as well as to the related professional. It is because they
can ask some important questions, and those questions can be resolved by
performing.
Meetings: In the meetings, the leaders can share a clear point view
within the workplace. You must try to describe the purpose of the meeting. For
instance, the purpose may be logging the defects.
Presentations: it is another best way to convey the clear concept
of the message or the information. The presentation technique is based on the
full description, and the language should be easy and formal.
Conversations: the discussion on the particular topic is called
conversation. It is the best way the conveying the information because some
persons can ask some tough questions they feel hesitate to ask. You should have
knowledge of the sensitivity of the top and try to develop good listening
skills.
2.
Outline
the steps involved in effective two-way communication?
There are several steps are
included in the tow way communication. The steps are very important and provide
very important information and idea to conduct effective communication.
·
Making an idea for conveying
·
The key idea should be in understandable words, a
graphical representation or in the form of symbols
·
Choose any method for the conveyance of the message
or idea
·
Follow the chosen technique of communication and
convey the idea
·
The listeners or receivers will receive the
message
·
Decode or decrypt the message for getting
understanding
3.
List
effective management communication characteristics
§ On
a regular basis, must interact as well as make healthy conversation
§ You
should have good listening skills because by having these skills, the communication
will become healthier as well as you can raise some important points in
communication, which can be very helpful to solve the problem. It is also
significant because you can easily understand and guess what the employees want
to say.
§ You
must have to hold some meetings because these can make you connect with other
colleagues and staff member as well as it can help you to make healthy
conversations. The meeting provides you significant information how you can be
professional and effective as well as guides you on how to complete the tasks
of the day.
§ Every
time you should try to do work in the form of the team because teamwork provides
you a better medium for the communication
§ Most
importantly, you should and must try to avoid noisy places to make
conversations because it can damage the listening power.
4.
Give
three examples of electronic and three examples of non-electronic communication
methods. For each example, suggest where they would or would not be used.
The three examples of electronic communication
are as follow
§ Email
It should be at
the workplace to call a meeting or notify formally but it should not there when
you sit with the staff
§ Phone
call
It should be at
the workplace to call a meeting or notify formally but it should not there when
you sit with the staff
§ SMS
When the staff
member is not closed or not available current time
The three examples of electronic
communication are as follow
§ Letter
The letter
should be when you inform any person in another department
§ Signs
When you are
working in the organization and the type of work or meeting is sensitive
§ Schedule
a meeting
5.
Outline
effective listening techniques.
§ Making
eye contact with the employees and colleagues
§ Acknowledgment
§ Asking
the question for understanding
§ Giving
feedback silently
6.
Explain
the feedback process. Outline methods of feedback
The process of the feedback is
followed by some steps which are as follows
§ Collect
Data
In this step,
the data is gathered from the workplace to take important actions
§ Take
Actions
Some actions are
performed after collecting the data for betterment in the organization
§ Communicate
Feedback
The feedback
which is taken from the employees is discussed in the management team to
highlight the main issues and problems.
§ Refine
changes
The changes
which were introduced in the company, these will be refined and polished and then
reapplied in the workplace
7.
What
potential barriers to communication may exist within a workplace?
§ channel
issues
§ transmission
journey
§ cultural/language
§ status
differences barriers
§ environmental
barriers
§ physiological
barriers
§ psychological/personality
8.
What
is verbal communication?
Verbal communication is concerned
about spoken language. The communicator can easily convey messages to another
person to express his feelings, ideas, opinions, and information.
9.
What
is non-verbal communication?
Nonverbal communication is that
communication in which spoken words and language cannot be used. It totally
concerned with body language as well as facial gestures.
10. Outline any relevant legislation or organizational
policies that should be considered within the communication process.
§ The
Sex Discrimination Act (1984)
§ The
Australian Human Rights Commission Act (1986)
§ The
Age Discrimination Act (2004)
§ The
Privacy Act (1989)
§ The
Disability Discrimination Act (1992)