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This document discusses various topics related to business communication and structure. It begins by explaining the importance of communication for passing information within an organization. It then describes different forms of business structure including entrepreneurial, matrix, pyramid, and independent structures. The entrepreneurial structure has one central authority making all decisions while the matrix structure forms teams of employees with special skills. The pyramid structure follows a hierarchy and the independent structure supports workers. The document concludes by defining different channels of communication like vertical, downward, horizontal, and diagonal.
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- 1. Business Communication By Rajat Singh Jungpangi
- 2. Importance of Communication Communication is very important as it is the means by which information is passed from one place to another. Communication also depends on how a firm has been structured.
- 3. Communication is also important in a more tactical manner too. Imagine having a boss like him How will you communicate with him?
- 4. Forms of business structure Entrepreneurial- All decisions are made from a central authority. Matrix- Employees with special skills join together to form teams. Pyramid- It follows a hierarchy, from staff employees to management. Independent- The employees work independently while the organization just plays the role of a support system.
- 5. Entrepreneurial Worker Worker Mostly found in small scale businesses. Manager makes all the decision. The success and the failure of the business depends on the entrepreneur. quick decisions can be made. Worker Worker Worker Worker MANAGER Worker Worker
- 6. The Pyramid Decision pass down Managers to the staff Information flows upwards from staff to the manager
- 7. Matrix Structure Specialist Staff Project teams created Marketing Production Finance Project A Project B
- 8. Independent structure Lawyer Union Lawyer C Lawyer A Lawyer B Lawyer Union Lawyer C Lawyer C
- 9. Channels of communication Vertical communication Communication between managers and subordinates is known as vertical communication . Downward communication Communication between subordinates and managers is known as downward communication . Horizontal Communication between members of the same level or position is known as horizontal communication. . Diagonal communication Communication between members of different level or position and also different departments is known as diagonal communication.
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