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The document discusses communication and provides definitions, models, and tips. It defines communication as the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information through speech, signals, or writing. The communication model involves a sender encoding a message that is sent through a channel and decoded by the receiver, with potential noise interfering at each step. The document provides advice on effective communication, such as being aware that communication technology could allow for misinterpretation, and that some conversations are best had face-to-face. It also discusses factors like culture and varying perceptions that can influence communication.
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1. Explain effective communication norms in a business setting
The idea that people need to have feedback, appreciation and information is a good basis for understanding how and why excellent business communication is important and compelling for success. In fact, not only do they need it for appreciation, they need it to continue to be effective and be successful. If we do not give feedback and communicate we will lose our influence and cut into creating successful results. Some of the basic business communication norms include responding to business needs. These needs include returning phone calls, following up on a request, listening intently, appreciative communication, and clear communications with details and directions, doing what you say you will do, remembering what is important to them, and valuing what is most important to them (Thompson, 2009).
Our communication styles and methods are being stretched to the limit by email, technology, lack of time and demands on our ability to do so much in our days.
Email – not only should you be returning emails in a timely way, but you need to set the context each and every time of why the email is important and what information it is that you want to deliver.
Cell phones – the ring tones that are available now are fun outside of the office, networking situations, client lunches, etc. Put them on vibrate or shut them off. Take and make calls when you are with people sparingly. Most people are not interested in listening to your conversations no matter how stimulating you think they might be.
Returning phone calls –Whether you think you have time to return the call or not, find out what people need, make sure you are clear on whether you can help them or not and then get back to your own work. People who return phone calls are trusted and respected. You do not need to make the calls long.
Handshake, body language and eye contact – ask a friend to shake hands with you and then ask them to give you feedback. Firm is good. Learn to look at a person when they
are speaking. A good part of our non verbal communication is our body – watch what your body is saying about you.
Business cards – get one and have them with you at ALL times. Do include an address, email and phone number. Name and what you do – a title is very good. If your company does not provide a business card, get one for yourself anyway.
2. Describe the role of interpersonal communication both as a manager and as an employee. What specific techniques have you used to overcome barriers to communication? Be sure to specify your role in the communication.
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Introducing communication
Communication is an exchange between two or more individuals through various channels and media. It is essential for the functioning of organizations both internally and externally. Effective communication involves transmission of messages from a sender to receiver as well as feedback. Barriers like noise, filters, information overload and differing frames of reference can distort communication. Organizations rely on various forms of communication including downward, upward, horizontal and diagonal to share information and get feedback across levels. Maintaining clear, concise and considerate communication through multiple channels with understanding and feedback can help overcome barriers.
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Collaboration is everywhere, especially in the health care industry. It is important to learn how to work and communicate in a collaborative environment. As you progress through your program, you will experience learning teams in your courses. Learning teams provide you with valuable experiences that will prepare you for working collaboratively in the health care industry.
Navigate to the University Library homepage.
Locate the Learning Team Toolkit on the upper right side of the homepage.
Create a 7- to 10-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that identifies the Learning Team resources provided by the University and the importance of working effectively in a team. A presentation format has been provided for this assignment; however, you may choose to format your presentation in another professional manner.
Include the following in your presentation:
Slide One: Title Slide
· Title of presentation
· Your name
· Course abbreviation and course number
· Due date
· Your facilitator’s name
Slide Two: Introduction
· Describe what the Learning Team Toolkit is.
· Provide screenshots of the Learning TeamToolkit.
Slides Three and Four: Review the Learning Team Charter
· Explain the importance of the Learning Team Charter.
· Why is it created?
· Why is it important in collaborative environments?
· How can it be used during team conflicts?
· Why is it important to communicate with your faculty?
Slides Five and Six: Review the Learning Team Evaluation
· Explain the importance of the Learning Team Evaluation form.
· Why is it important to rate the members of your team?
· Why is it important that your faculty know how you would rate your team members?
Slide Seven: Learning Team Toolkit Resources
· Explain the resources available in the LearningTeam Toolkit.
Slide Eight: Importance of Team Work
· Explain the importance of team work in education and the workplace.
· Identify some strategies you would use when working in a team.
· Identify effective communication you would use when working in a team.
Slide Nine: References
· Cite 3 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar references.
· Format your references according to APA guidelines.
Note: Speaker notes are to be provided for each slide. Refer to the “Tutorial: Adding Speaker Notes to Microsoft® PowerPoint® Presentations” document for more information on how to add speaker notes to your presentation.
Note: The University’s Center for Writing Excellence provides samples of different deliverables. Under Samples, you will find a sample Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation to use as a reference while creating your presentation.
Cite 3 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar references to support your presentation.
Format your assignment according to APA guidelines. Include a title slide, detailed speaker notes, and a reference slide.
Submit your assignment.
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This document provides an overview of planning and developing an oral presentation. It begins by highlighting the importance of presentations for one's business career and explains how to adapt the planning process. The document then describes the tasks involved in developing a presentation, including analyzing the situation, selecting the right medium, organizing the information, and composing the presentation. It provides tips for defining the main idea, limiting scope, choosing an approach, and preparing an outline. The summary focuses on key aspects of planning an oral presentation, including analyzing the audience and situation, organizing the information, and preparing an outline.
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Professional Communication in a Digital, Social, Mobile World
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Learning Objectives (1 of 2)
1.1 Explain the importance of effective communication to your career and to the companies where you will work.
1.2 Explain what it means to communicate as a professional in a business context.
1.3 Describe the communication process model and the ways social media are changing the nature of business communication.
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1.4 Outline the challenges and opportunities of mobile communication in business.
1.5 List four general guidelines for using communication technology effectively.
1.6 Define ethics, explain the difference between an ethical dilemma and an ethical lapse, and list six guidelines for making ethical communication choices.
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Understanding Why Communication Matters
LO 1.1 Explain the importance of effective communication to your career and to the companies where you will work.
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Communication is the process of transferring information and meaning between senders and receivers.
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Communication is Important to Your Career
Your career will give you the opportunity to communicate, collaborate and share ideas with many people, both inside and outside your organization
You may be an employee, executive, consultant or freelancer to a company
You may become an entrepreneur
In all these roles, communication skills may be the single most important skill you possess
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Employers sometimes express frustration at the poor communication skills of many employees—particularly recent college graduates who haven’t yet learned how to adapt their communication styles to a professional business environment. If you learn to write well, speak well, listen well, and recognize the appropriate way to communicate in any situation, you’ll gain a major advantage that will serve you throughout your career.
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Figure 1.1 Sharing Information
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These three exchanges between a software project manager (left) and his boss (right) illustrate the variety of ways in which information is shared between senders and receivers. In the top exchange, the sender’s meaning is transmitted intact to the receiver, who accepts what the sender says at fa ...
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Business Communication Today
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Professional Communication in a Digital, Social, Mobile World
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If this PowerPoint presentation contains mathematical equations, you may need to check that your computer has the following installed:
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Learning Objectives (1 of 2)
1.1 Explain the importance of effective communication to your career and to the companies where you will work.
1.2 Explain what it means to communicate as a professional in a business context.
1.3 Describe the communication process model and the ways social media are changing the nature of business communication.
Copyright © 2018, 2015, 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Learning Objectives (2 of 2)
1.4 Outline the challenges and opportunities of mobile communication in business.
1.5 List four general guidelines for using communication technology effectively.
1.6 Define ethics, explain the difference between an ethical dilemma and an ethical lapse, and list six guidelines for making ethical communication choices.
Copyright © 2018, 2015, 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Understanding Why Communication Matters
LO 1.1 Explain the importance of effective communication to your career and to the companies where you will work.
Copyright © 2018, 2015, 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Communication is the process of transferring information and meaning between senders and receivers.
4
Communication is Important to Your Career
Your career will give you the opportunity to communicate, collaborate and share ideas with many people, both inside and outside your organization
You may be an employee, executive, consultant or freelancer to a company
You may become an entrepreneur
In all these roles, communication skills may be the single most important skill you possess
Copyright © 2018, 2015, 2012 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Employers sometimes express frustration at the poor communication skills of many employees—particularly recent college graduates who haven’t yet learned how to adapt their communication styles to a professional business environment. If you learn to write well, speak well, listen well, and recognize the appropriate way to communicate in any situation, you’ll gain a major advantage that will serve you throughout your career.
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Figure 1.1 Sharing Information
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These three exchanges between a software project manager (left) and his boss (right) illustrate the variety of ways in which information is shared between senders and receivers. In the top exchange, the sender’s meaning is transmitted intact to the receiver, who accepts what the sender says at fa.
business communication file reference for BBA
This document provides an overview of the syllabus for Business Communication at BBA Semester - I. It covers 3 units: Unit I introduces communication, the sender-receiver model, and the foundations of business communication. Unit II discusses formal vs informal communication in organizations, directions of communication flow, and developing listening skills. It also covers verbal, written, and non-verbal modes of communication. Unit III focuses on developing presentation and non-verbal communication skills, including the role of gestures and body language. The document provides a high-level summary of the key topics while advising students to thoroughly study the prescribed textbooks and resources.
Communications merit badge presentation
This document provides information about the requirements and skills needed to earn the Communication merit badge. It discusses why communication skills are important and outlines seven requirements, including keeping a communication log, giving a speech, conducting an interview, attending a public meeting and reporting on different points of view, and developing a plan to teach a skill to someone else. The document provides guidance to scouts on developing their active listening, public speaking, and teaching abilities.
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- 2. Definition of Communication (1 of 2) The exchange of thoughts, messages, or the like, as by speech, signals or writing To express oneself in such a way that one is readily and clearly understood www.readysetpresent.com Page 2
- 3. Communication Model www.readysetpresent.com Page 3 Sender Receiver Message Encodes Decodes Noise Noise Noise Feedback Channel
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