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This document discusses verbal communication, including its definition, methods for individuals and groups, advantages, disadvantages, and importance for business. Verbal communication is defined as any interaction using spoken words to transfer information from one person to another. Key methods include face-to-face communication, interviews, telephone conversations, negotiations, meetings, lectures, and presentations. Advantages include clarity, feedback, and cost-effectiveness, while disadvantages include lack of documentation and potential for misunderstanding. The document emphasizes that verbal communication is critical for business performance through coordination, relationships, and productivity.
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- 2. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com The man who can think and does not know how to express what he thinks,is at the same level as the person who cannot think.”
- 3. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com What is Verbal Communication? Verbal communication describes any type of interaction that makes use of spoken words. Verbal communication takes place when spoken words are used to transfer information and understanding form on person to another.
- 4. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com Methods of Verbal Communication Among Individuals Face-to-face communication Interviews Telephonic Conversation Grapevine
- 5. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com Methods of Verbal Communication Among Groups Negotiations Meeting Lectures/Speech Presentations Conference/Seminars/Workshops
- 6. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com Advantages of Verbal Communication Understanding, clarity & transparency Immediate feedback Better relationships Time saving Effective tool for motivation Effective tool for group communication Economical Allows to measure effectiveness immediately It’s the only way out during an emergency
- 7. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com Disadvantages of Verbal Communication Lack of retention/documentation Distortion in passing the message No legal validity Possibility of misunderstanding Unsuitable for long messages It is constrained by physical barriers Not effective when the target group is spread out
- 8. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com Why is verbal communication important to business? Verbal communication is at the core of what most of us do - whether you’re building a business, leading change, dealing with difficult situations, revitalizing a team, coping constructively with complaints or creating an exceptional customer service climate. The essential actions taken by managers and staff happen almost entirely through verbal communication. It sets the emotional tone and builds relationships that ultimately determine the performance culture of the workplace. If verbal communication is not effective, coordination breaks down, relationships suffer, mistakes multiply and productivity plummets.
- 9. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com Rules of Verbal Communication Keep your cool – Voice & Body language Tell a story – the magic of story telling Keep it simple – less is more Be Prepared – know your material & audience Make eye contact – Let every one feel special Engage & Involve – Interact with your audience Listen & Observe – Calibrate with your audience Use pace & rhythm – a dynamic tone of voice intrigues Put flavor to it – use your personality to make it stick Practice – practice makes perfect
- 10. Binary Republik | 202 Gala Mart, Nr Gala Swing, South Bopal, Ahmedabad-380 058 | info@binaryrepublik.com THANK YOU