Unfortunately, there was a delay in
the completion of the project due to some internal reasons. No doubt, it is a
huge mistake at our end and we will compensate for it. But on the bright side,
it is also a lesson to us that will help us in improving our processes. Thank
you for your support and we appreciate that you are sticking with us in this
tough situation.
Business
Communication Chart
Business
Communication Listening and Hearing
There is a clear difference between
listening and hearing. Hearing refers to being able to sense the voices through
your hear and it doesn’t involve interpreting the meanings of these sounds or
voices. The concept of hearing is limited to just being able to hear using your
ears while the concept of listening goes deeper than that and effective
listening is often promoted in organizations. Listening means to hear the
voices and then understand their meanings for identifying the underlying
information and using that for your own purpose. For instance, if the task is
listen to an audio file and write its contents then it would be necessary to
listen to it and not just hear. In organizations, effective listening is more
preferred because it can help in the identification of issues and other
challenges faced by employees. Listening can be applied in organizations in
such a way that training should be given first for making all people know what
it really means. With proper implementation, listening can help in the
identification of real issues rather than implications (Guffey & Loewy, 2010).
Business
Communication Feedback
I will give the feedback that
effective listening within an organization is necessary. In its absence, a team
can face several issues and they can even delay the delivery of a project.
Sometimes, it is better if we don’t jump to conclusions but inspect whether we
are even understanding what a message really says or not. It can help a team in
making sure that no abrupt decisions are being taken and that the composure of
team is efficiently maintained. Furthermore, if a team leader says something that
does not make sense, it is preferable to contact him or her before changing the
routes. Furthermore, direct communication in the team should be promoted.
Explain
the different types of channels that were used in organizational communication
give examples from the passage.
First of all, it has been explained
in the passage that direct channel of communication was used for completing all
the minor tasks until the deadline. Moving on in the passage, a turning point
came when an indirect channel of communication was used for sending the new
design. This non-verbal channel of communication proved to be quite inefficient
because it left the team confused. These are the only two channels of
communication utilized and later on, it has been described that the direct or
verbal channel of communication is more preferable.
References of Business
Communication
Guffey, M. E., & Loewy, D. (2010). Business
communication: Process and product. Cengage Learning.