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Communication is the process of passing information and understanding between individuals. There are various types of communication including formal and informal communication, upward, downward, and horizontal communication, and written and oral communication. Communication also occurs through different channels between superiors and subordinates about plans, policies, notices, suggestions, complaints, and proposals.
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