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Internal communication refers to communication within an organization using methods like memos, letters, and instructions. External communication is between an organization and outside parties using acknowledgments, tenders, and meetings. Effective communication involves a sender transmitting a message through a channel or medium to a receiver, with the receiver providing feedback. Barriers like noise, language differences, or attitudes can disrupt communication.
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- 3. Word Communication derived from Latin word ("communis", meaning to share). It is the activity of conveying information through the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information.
- 5. Internal communication denotes a type of communication within the organization. This is also known as inter-communication. The internal communications, includes letters, memos, notices, instructions and orders. The communication between the organization and the outsiders is called external communication. The external communication includes acknowledgement, enquires, tenders, mee tings, conferences and notices.
- 7. Sender Message Channel or medium Barriers Receiver Feedback
- 8. Sender is the person who communicates the idea, understanding, and information, or material. He acts in the capacity of a speaker, writer, or encoder.
- 9. Message is the meaningful information which a sender send to receiver. The message may be in form of order, opinion, advice, suggestion, instruction, ques tion, answer or material.
- 10. Channel is the way through which communication flows from sender to the receiver. The transmission of message is through a medium. Each medium has its own set of rules. Some examples are:
- 11. Sometimes, communication can break down. Often, this is due to barriers that get in the way of effective communication. Barriers are the blocks in the flow of communication. Types of Barriers Internal Barriers External Barriers
- 12. Internal barriers are emotional and mental issues that stop you from doing a Communication. examples are credibility fear professional status lack of belief Conflict attitudes and beliefs human nature. External barriers are physical things or problems that stop you from doing communication. examples are noise Movement Distraction Timing Language Layers personal limitations time.
- 13. Receiver is a person for whom the message is targeted. The receiver is the decoder. He, when receives, decodes or interprets the message. Feedback is basically response or replied of the receiver to the sender. It helps the sender in confirming the correct interpretation of message by the decoder.