Key Elements That Foster Effective Communication Research
Fundamentals of Effective Communication in the Workplace
Matthew Ademola - Instructor
Strayer University
BUS 100 - Introduction to Business
May 10, 2014
Abstract
What are the key elements that foster effective communication in business? In reading and researching for this question, I have found that the elements for communication are crucial to having an understanding of what is being communicated. The element of choosing the right channel of communication is essential to a company for the employee and managers alike. When this element is clear to everyone, there is better understanding as to how to communicate with one another. The element of listening is also important because this will display non-verbal …show more content…
I was able to prove my expertise in this area by displaying integrity and character in the manner I delivered my presentation. I was able to keep their interest and get all my points across with positive results which says something to the emotional connection aspect. Leadership in this company, and I would say in all companies, want the end result to be profits. By presenting the errors that were occurring, I was able to show the company the profit that was being lost by not billing correctly. I was able to make a clear and concise argument for the information …show more content…
In this case the sender must be aware of how he/she sounds. By rehearsing a speech or presentation and playing it over and over one can practice how it will be delivered.
A physiological barrier may suggest the receiver does not like you therefore they will not listen. It may be how you look so always dress for success. This reason may be due to the simple fact that the audience does not like how you sound.
Symantec barriers state you must speak the same language as your receiver. Sometimes we do not deliver the information in a language the receiver will understand, even when we are speaking the same language by using inappropriate words or language. The information being sent should be rehearsed in your own head so that you know and understand what is being said. If you are seeking feedback make sure you cover all the details. It is important to remember not to interrupt when someone is answering or asking a
Matthew Ademola - Instructor
Strayer University
BUS 100 - Introduction to Business
May 10, 2014
Abstract
What are the key elements that foster effective communication in business? In reading and researching for this question, I have found that the elements for communication are crucial to having an understanding of what is being communicated. The element of choosing the right channel of communication is essential to a company for the employee and managers alike. When this element is clear to everyone, there is better understanding as to how to communicate with one another. The element of listening is also important because this will display non-verbal …show more content…
I was able to prove my expertise in this area by displaying integrity and character in the manner I delivered my presentation. I was able to keep their interest and get all my points across with positive results which says something to the emotional connection aspect. Leadership in this company, and I would say in all companies, want the end result to be profits. By presenting the errors that were occurring, I was able to show the company the profit that was being lost by not billing correctly. I was able to make a clear and concise argument for the information …show more content…
In this case the sender must be aware of how he/she sounds. By rehearsing a speech or presentation and playing it over and over one can practice how it will be delivered.
A physiological barrier may suggest the receiver does not like you therefore they will not listen. It may be how you look so always dress for success. This reason may be due to the simple fact that the audience does not like how you sound.
Symantec barriers state you must speak the same language as your receiver. Sometimes we do not deliver the information in a language the receiver will understand, even when we are speaking the same language by using inappropriate words or language. The information being sent should be rehearsed in your own head so that you know and understand what is being said. If you are seeking feedback make sure you cover all the details. It is important to remember not to interrupt when someone is answering or asking a