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UNIT 13 COMMUNICATION
Structure
13.0 Objectives
13.1 Introduction
13.2 What is meant by ~ommunkation?
1 3.3 Nature and Characteristics of Communication
13.4. Process of Communication
13.5 Channels of Communication
13.5.1 Based on Relationships
13.5.2 Based on Direction of the Flow
13.5.3 Based on Method Used
13.6 Importance of Communication
13.7 Barriers to Effective Communication
13.8 Principles of
Commufiication
13.9 How to make Communication Effective
13.10 Let
Us Sum Up
13.11 Key Words
13.12 Answers to Check Your Progress
13.13 Terminal Questions
13.0 OBJECTIVES
After studying this unit, you should be able to :
explain the meaning of communication * describe the nature and characteristics of communication outline the process of communication b enumerate and distinguish between different types of channels of communication appreciate the importance of commutlication in management develop an insight into the bamers to effective communication state the principles of communication @ suggest how communication can be made effective.13.1 INTRODUCTION
Communication is as important an aspect of the directing function of management as supervision, motivation and leadership. The success of management depends a great deal on effective communication. Since the purpose of directing is to activate subordinates to work towards the realisation of organisation goals, orders, instructions, plans, policies, rules, procedure and methods of operation must be communicated by managers to their subordinates. Similarly, the problems arising in the work process made at work, actual performance of employees etc. must be known to the superiors for proper guidance to be given to them in the day-to-day activities. In this unit we will discuss the meaning of . communication in a business organisation, its nature, characteristics and importance. We shall also distinguish between the various channels of communication which may be used in an organisation, analyse the barriers to effective communication aqd discuss how communication can be made effective on the basis of the pAnc*les of communication.13.2 WHAT IS MEANT 'BY COMMUNICATION?
Communication
Simply stated, communication means Wansmission of messages or exchange of ideas, facts, opinion or feelings by two or more persons. It is the act of making one's ideasmd opinions known o others. It may also be regarded as the process of meaningfully transferring inform tion from'one persdn to another. In an organisational set up, communication is the means i y which people are linked together for a common purpose, to establish a common interedt or mutual' understanding. Thus, communication does not simply involve sending of a message by one person. It also involves the receiver listening to it, interpreting it, and responding to it or acting according to it.13.3 "NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF
COMMUNICATXON
Communication is essentially a two-way process. It is not complete unless the receiver of the message has understood the message and his reaction or response is known to the sender of the message. The basic purpose of communication is to create muma1 understanding and unity of commonnezs of purpose. It may involve exchange of facts by way of information thought, or ideas, opinion or points of view, feelings or emotions. Communication is a continuous process in management. No manager can avoid communicating with his superior and subordinates in the course of his activities. Inadequate or ineffective communication is often responsible for making managerial performance unsatisfactory. Managers at all levels and in all departments must communicate to keep the wheels of operations running smoothly. Thus communication pervades the entire organisation. The characteristics of communication in a business enterprise may be outlined as follows:1 It is a cooperaeivp process involving two parties, one who transmits and one who receives
the message.2 The respective parties to a colnmunication must have the ability to convey and listen to
what his counterpart has to communicate.3 'Communication includes sending the message as well as receiving the reaction or
response to the message and therefore is a two -way traffic.4 The response to a communication is as essential as the initial communication because the
response indicates the impact of the communication.5 The message to be communicated may be conveyed verbally, in writing, by means of
signs, gestures or symbols. More than one meals may be adopted to mue the communication effective.6 The purpose of communication is that of passing information and understanding, to bring
about commonness of purpose, interest and efforts.7 Communication is a continuous process for effectiveness and efficiency of on going
operations, planning and policy making,8 Communic tion may flow vertically upward or downward between superiors and
subordina J , horizontally between persons'occ~pyin~ similar ranks in different departments, as well as diagonally between persons at different levels in different parts of the organisation, Hence, commuriicatiGn flows pervade the entire organisation.13.4 PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION
1 I i The process of communication implies the existence of a sender, a receiver, a message and a motivating climate fop it. The process includes the following steps:1 dl=*? pemption of the idea w prokm : No message can be transmitted properly
StntXng and Directing
UNIT 13 COMMUNICATION
Structure
13.0 Objectives
13.1 Introduction
13.2 What is meant by ~ommunkation?
1 3.3 Nature and Characteristics of Communication
13.4. Process of Communication
13.5 Channels of Communication
13.5.1 Based on Relationships
13.5.2 Based on Direction of the Flow
13.5.3 Based on Method Used
13.6 Importance of Communication
13.7 Barriers to Effective Communication
13.8 Principles of
Commufiication
13.9 How to make Communication Effective
13.10 Let
Us Sum Up
13.11 Key Words
13.12 Answers to Check Your Progress
13.13 Terminal Questions
13.0 OBJECTIVES
After studying this unit, you should be able to :
explain the meaning of communication * describe the nature and characteristics of communication outline the process of communication b enumerate and distinguish between different types of channels of communication appreciate the importance of commutlication in management develop an insight into the bamers to effective communication state the principles of communication @ suggest how communication can be made effective.13.1 INTRODUCTION
Communication is as important an aspect of the directing function of management as supervision, motivation and leadership. The success of management depends a great deal on effective communication. Since the purpose of directing is to activate subordinates to work towards the realisation of organisation goals, orders, instructions, plans, policies, rules, procedure and methods of operation must be communicated by managers to their subordinates. Similarly, the problems arising in the work process made at work, actual performance of employees etc. must be known to the superiors for proper guidance to be given to them in the day-to-day activities. In this unit we will discuss the meaning of . communication in a business organisation, its nature, characteristics and importance. We shall also distinguish between the various channels of communication which may be used in an organisation, analyse the barriers to effective communication aqd discuss how communication can be made effective on the basis of the pAnc*les of communication.13.2 WHAT IS MEANT 'BY COMMUNICATION?
Communication
Simply stated, communication means Wansmission of messages or exchange of ideas, facts, opinion or feelings by two or more persons. It is the act of making one's ideasmd opinions known o others. It may also be regarded as the process of meaningfully transferring inform tion from'one persdn to another. In an organisational set up, communication is the means i y which people are linked together for a common purpose, to establish a common interedt or mutual' understanding. Thus, communication does not simply involve sending of a message by one person. It also involves the receiver listening to it, interpreting it, and responding to it or acting according to it.13.3 "NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF
COMMUNICATXON
Communication is essentially a two-way process. It is not complete unless the receiver of the message has understood the message and his reaction or response is known to the sender of the message. The basic purpose of communication is to create muma1 understanding and unity of commonnezs of purpose. It may involve exchange of facts by way of information thought, or ideas, opinion or points of view, feelings or emotions. Communication is a continuous process in management. No manager can avoid communicating with his superior and subordinates in the course of his activities. Inadequate or ineffective communication is often responsible for making managerial performance unsatisfactory. Managers at all levels and in all departments must communicate to keep the wheels of operations running smoothly. Thus communication pervades the entire organisation. The characteristics of communication in a business enterprise may be outlined as follows:1 It is a cooperaeivp process involving two parties, one who transmits and one who receives
the message.2 The respective parties to a colnmunication must have the ability to convey and listen to
what his counterpart has to communicate.3 'Communication includes sending the message as well as receiving the reaction or
response to the message and therefore is a two -way traffic.4 The response to a communication is as essential as the initial communication because the
response indicates the impact of the communication.5 The message to be communicated may be conveyed verbally, in writing, by means of
signs, gestures or symbols. More than one meals may be adopted to mue the communication effective.6 The purpose of communication is that of passing information and understanding, to bring
about commonness of purpose, interest and efforts.7 Communication is a continuous process for effectiveness and efficiency of on going
operations, planning and policy making,8 Communic tion may flow vertically upward or downward between superiors and
subordina J , horizontally between persons'occ~pyin~ similar ranks in different departments, as well as diagonally between persons at different levels in different parts of the organisation, Hence, commuriicatiGn flows pervade the entire organisation.13.4 PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION
1 I i The process of communication implies the existence of a sender, a receiver, a message and a motivating climate fop it. The process includes the following steps:1 dl=*? pemption of the idea w prokm : No message can be transmitted properly
StntXng and Directing
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