2. Customer Benefit Communication
Communication Model In An Organization
Barriers To Effective Communication
Non- Verbal Communication and Their Effects.
Speaking Skills And Effective Use Of Telephone
Corporate Image and Identity In Enhancing
Relations Between Staff, Customer And Society.
Tips To Public And Customer Relations And Guiding Skills
Human and Interpersonal Skills.
3. Communication Model In An Organization
Communication is the lifeblood of any organization
Organization structure shape the communication patterns.
Downward
Upward
Horizontal
4. Barriers To Effective Communication
Wrong choice of channel
Physical barriers
Semantic barriers
Psychological Barriers
Physiological
Cultural
Unsolicited communication
5. Non- Verbal Communication and Their Effects.
Non-verbal communication constitute 60%
of our communication habits.
Good to pay attention to not only what we
say but how we say it.
“It’s not what he said, but how he said it that
upset me.”
“I couldn’t talk if I couldn’t use my hands.”
“It was written all over his face.”
“He had laughing eyes.”
6. Speaking Skills And Effective Use Of
Telephone
Answering a call
Greetings-
Taking calls on behalf-
Transferring a call/ connecting to another person
Experiencing challenges
Am sorry …..
May you kindly spell…
Am sorry you got the wrong number
Ending a conversation
Appreciate the caller and ask if the caller needs any other help
7. Corporate Image and Identity In Enhancing Relations Between
Staff, Customer And Society.
Corporate identity is one of the best
form of communication and its aim
being to distinguish and establish
visual recognition by means of physical
and visible identification.
8. Human and Interpersonal Skills
The quality of relationships in an
organization dictate to a large extent
the level of communication
effectiveness achieved. Therefore, the
relationship between managers and
supervisors, and subordinates will
determine the success or failure of an
organization.
9. Human and Interpersonal Skills
self concept
Self esteem
Self disclosure
Behavioural flexibility
Empathy and listening
10. Tips To Public And Customer Relations
Rapport
Communicate competently
13. Introduction
A report is an orderly presentation of facts about specific business activity or
programme. It can either be written or oral
14. Classification Of Reports
Statutory reports
These are prepared and presented according to the form and
procedure laid down by law. Examples are companies reports
presented to shareholders during the Annual General Meetings.
Non-Statutory reports
These are formal reports which are not required by law but are
needed by management for decision making. They include;
Routine and periodic reports:
Progress reports:.
Investigative reports:
Recommendation reports
Statistical reports
Proposals
15. Writing Skills of Various Reports.
stages in report writing.
Listing
Sorting
Arranging
Review
Edit
21. Positive Outcomes of Conflicts
It leads to generation of better ideas.
People are forced to search for alternative
approaches
Long standing problems are brought to the fore
and solutions sought.
Clarification of individuals views are sought and
are made.
It stimulates interest and creativity (innovation)
It gives people opportunity to test their
22. Negative Outcomes of Conflicts
Some people may feel defeated or demeaned.
demoralized, decrease in productivity
Widening communication gaps between
employees –rise to dysfunctional teams.
create a climate of mistrust and suspicion-lack
of confidence to handle tasks in the best way
possible, kills creativity and innovation in
people.
23. Economic Effects of Conflicts
Individuals and groups will concentrate on their
own narrow interests.
increased employee turnover-lapse of continuity
in the business process, thus inconsistency in
the organization.