This document discusses different types of communication flows within an organization. It identifies downward communication as flowing from high-level to low-level authorities, such as from general managers to project managers. Upward communication flows from low-level to high-level authorities, like from supervisors to senior engineers. Horizontal communication occurs between peers of the same level, for example between project managers of different departments. Diagonal communication crosses departments from different levels, while external communication is between an organization and outside parties. The document provides an organizational chart to illustrate examples of each type of communication flow.

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• The word Communication is a two way
process of shearing information, experiences,
ideas and feeling (data) transfer from one
person to another person through speech and
written process.
•Example – A person send a message to
another person if message receive the receiver
than receiver feed back to sender than this
process is called best communication.

4. Flows of Communication: -
Communication flows in an organization.
(Construction Company Chart)
G.M Civil G.M ElectG.M Mach
P.M Civil P.M ElectP.M Mach
S.E Civil S.E ElectS.E Mach
Sup Civil Sup ElectSup Mach
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5. In this topic we are study the different
directions of communication flows.
•Downward communication
•Upward communication
•Horizontal communication
•Diagonal communication
•External communication

6. G.M Civil G.M ElectG.M Mach
P.M Civil P.M ElectP.M Mach
S.E Civil S.E ElectS.E Mach
Sup Civil Sup ElectSup Mach
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Downward Communication: - The communication flows between
high level to low level authorities in an organization. For example,
in this chart G.M civil, mach, elect communicate to low level
management to solve or discuss the any problem.

7. G.M Civil G.M ElectG.M Mach
P.M Civil P.M ElectP.M Mach
S.E Civil S.E ElectS.E Mach
Sup Civil Sup ElectSup Mach
Upward Communication: - The communication flows
between low level to high level authorities in an organization.
For example, in this chart Sup civil, mach, elect or S.E civil,
mach elect communicate to high level authorities to solve or
discuss the any problem.
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8. G.M Civil G.M ElectG.M Mach
P.M Civil P.M ElectP.M Mach
S.E Civil S.E ElectS.E Mach
Sup Civil Sup ElectSup Mach
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Horizontal Communication: - The communication flows
between same level authorities in an organization. For
example, in this chart P.M civil, mach, elect or S.E civil, mach
elect communicate to same level authorities to solve or discuss
the any problem.

9. Diagonal Communication: - The communication flows
between different authorities to different departments in an
organization. For example, in this chart G.M civil and P.M
mach communicate to Sup mach or S.E elect to solve or discuss
the any problem.
G.M Civil G.M ElectG.M Mach
P.M Civil P.M ElectP.M Mach
S.E Civil S.E ElectS.E Mach
Sup Civil Sup ElectSup Mach
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10. External Communication: -The communication flows
between organization and external peoples. For example, in
this chart G.M civil and P.M mach communicate to external
peoples (contractors, dealers and suppliers etc).
G.M Civil G.M ElectG.M Mach
P.M Civil P.M ElectP.M Mach
S.E Civil S.E ElectS.E Mach
Sup Civil Sup ElectSup Mach
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