Communication as an Art
Communication as an Art
Davenport University
Abstract
Communication can be challenging and entertaining. Being able to understand how verbal and nonverbal, written and listening communication can impact the overall interpretation is important. This paper discusses how each area impacts the line of communication and how everyone can add their own person touch to the message being delivered to inspire and motivate. Overall, communication is an art because of the way individuals can alter the perceptions depending on the amount of preparation and practice that the speaker applies to the document.
Communication as an Art Communication is the sharing of thoughts and ideas with others through verbal, written and nonverbal skills. Communication can be classified as a combination of both art and science. When looking at science in the form of communication it can be referred to as the knowledge about a subject and have the facts to prove the information being presented. Art communication can be considered the skillful way of doing things. Everyone is unique and has their own style of communication; therefore, classifying communication more of an art than a science. When discussing the different aspects of communication there can be some crossover depending on the type of discussions and the amount of facts that have to be proven. This paper will take a look at how communication fits into the business world through verbal and nonverbal presentation of materials to written materials and then finally to the listening aspect of communication.
Verbal Communication In the workplace, there are different opportunities depending on the type of position held to present information. This can be done by relaying directions to your coworkers, leading group discussions, and training the staff. During routine conversations there is not much preparation that takes place and is considered impromptu speaking. When an individual is able to prepare for
Davenport University
Abstract
Communication can be challenging and entertaining. Being able to understand how verbal and nonverbal, written and listening communication can impact the overall interpretation is important. This paper discusses how each area impacts the line of communication and how everyone can add their own person touch to the message being delivered to inspire and motivate. Overall, communication is an art because of the way individuals can alter the perceptions depending on the amount of preparation and practice that the speaker applies to the document.
Communication as an Art Communication is the sharing of thoughts and ideas with others through verbal, written and nonverbal skills. Communication can be classified as a combination of both art and science. When looking at science in the form of communication it can be referred to as the knowledge about a subject and have the facts to prove the information being presented. Art communication can be considered the skillful way of doing things. Everyone is unique and has their own style of communication; therefore, classifying communication more of an art than a science. When discussing the different aspects of communication there can be some crossover depending on the type of discussions and the amount of facts that have to be proven. This paper will take a look at how communication fits into the business world through verbal and nonverbal presentation of materials to written materials and then finally to the listening aspect of communication.
Verbal Communication In the workplace, there are different opportunities depending on the type of position held to present information. This can be done by relaying directions to your coworkers, leading group discussions, and training the staff. During routine conversations there is not much preparation that takes place and is considered impromptu speaking. When an individual is able to prepare for
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