There are several types of barriers to effective communication including semantic barriers caused by differences in understanding language, organizational barriers due to policies and status differences within a company, and physical barriers imposed by noise, distance or information overload. Proper communication between superiors and subordinates is also important for organizations to achieve their goals but can be hindered by these various barriers. Overall, awareness of potential communication barriers allows people to take actions to enhance clarity and effectiveness when exchanging messages.

1. BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION
BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION

2. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION?
Communication is the exchange
of ideas, feeling, expression,
information etc between two or
more individual.

3. Process of communication

4. Barriers in communication
affect the clarity, accuracy and
effectiveness of the message.
As barriers to communication
influence the major variables
in the communication process

5. Types Of Barrier To Communication
SEMANTIC BARRIER
ORGANIZATIONAL BARRIER
BARRIER RELATING TO SUPERIOR AND SUBORDINATE
PHYSICAL BARRIER

6. SEMANTIC BARRIER

7. ORGANIZATIONAL BARRIER
ORGANIZATIONAL POLICY
ORGANIZATIONAL RULES &
REGULATIONS
ORGANIZATION FACILITIES
STATUS DIFFERENCES
LACK OF COOPERATION
BETWEEN SUPERIOR &
SUBORDINATE

8. Superior-
subordinate
communication
refers to the
interactions between
organizational
leaders and their
subordinates and
how they work
together to achieve
personal and
organizational goals.

9. NOISE
IMPROPER
TIME
PHYSICAL
DISTANCE
INFORMATION
OVERLOAD

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 There are many barriers to effective
communication. Some we can fix; some we can
learn to live with. What is important is that be
are aware of them. After awareness take the
appropriate actions, which will greatly
enhance our chances of providing our
audience with a memorable presentation, one
which achieves our aim of effectively
communicating our message to the audience
without any interruption.