Fundamentals of Effective Communication

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    1. Fundamentals of Effective Communication Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    2. Agenda
        • communicationbasics
      • Objectives of communication
      • Planning your message
      • Developing your message
      • Delivering your message: speaking
      • Delivering your message: writing
      • Key takeaways
      • Additional resources
      Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    3. Agenda
        • communicationbasics
      • Objectives of communication
      • Planning your message
      • Developing your message
      • Delivering your message: speaking
      • Delivering your message: writing
      • Key takeaways
      • Additional resources
      Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    4. Effective Business Messages (1 of 2)
        • communicationbasics
        • Confirm work is on right path
        • Resolve open issues
        • Act on a recommendation
        • Close a deal
      In general, the objective of communication is to enable your target audience to understand what you intend. Specifically, most business communication seeks to excite the target audience to action. Source: XYZ Presentation Skills Workshop Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    5. Effective Business Messages (2 of 2)
        • communicationbasics
        • Precision, succinctness, and comprehensiveness
        • Honesty, accuracy, and logical
        • Timeliness and relevance
        • Conviction
      Business messages share several criteria for success. Source: XYZ Presentation Skills Workshop Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    6. How Communication Happens
        • communicationbasics
      • Sender determines intended objective and message
      • Sender transmits message through speaking or writing
      • Listener receives message
        • takes in information
        • interprets it
        • creates meaning
      • If the interpretation matches intention, communication is successful
      Communication is successful when the message is received as it was intended. Source: Tannen, Deborah, “The Power of Talk: Who Gets Heard and Why”, Harvard Business Review, September-October, 1995 Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    7. Agenda
        • communicationbasics
      • Objectives of communication
      • Planning your message
      • Developing your message
      • Delivering your message: speaking
      • Delivering your message: writing
      • Key takeaways
      • Additional resources
      Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    8. Clarity and Connection
        • communicationbasics
      • Clarity reinforces the logic of your argument
        • is the information accurate and pertinent?
        • is the argument logical?
        • does it excite to action?
      • Connection builds your relationship with your audience
        • is your message relevant to your audience?
        • does your interaction strengthen your relationship with your audience?
      As you develop your business message, focus on clarity and connection to enable your audience to better understand, accept, and act on what you communicate. Source: XYZ Presentation Skills Workshop Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
    9. Creating a Message
        • communicationbasics
      Source: XYZ Presentation Skills Workshop There are three steps to creating a message. Clarity and connection play a part in each step. Clarity Connection 1. Plan
      • Determine your objective
      • Target desired outcome
      • Isolate key message
      • Identify issues to address
      • Audience communication needs
      • Impact of message on audience
      • Your own commitment to message
      2. Develop
      • Structure message
      • Tell the story
      • Get feedback
      • Revise
      • Tailor to audience
      3. Deliver
      • Monitor audience response
      • Check in
      Step
      • Use appropriate media and expression
      Download the entire document at: www.gazhoo.com
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