( Let's Talk,  2 nd  Ed., Sathre, Olson &Whitney).  Have you ever  met this case?
COMMUNICATION PROCESS Decoding Thinking Coding Channel awareness Sender Receiver
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Sender The credibility of the sender Email from managing director / partner seems to get read first Presentation given by someone who is not an expert seems to be ignored / distracted Status clash between sender and receiver
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Message Content Different words have different meanings depending on the culture or the context dry country  – lack water or alcohol? a funny story  – is it humorous or disconcerting? Misspelling can make all the difference pair  and  pare raise  and  raze wave  and  waive
DIFFERENT WAYS – DIFFERENT MEANINGS A woman without her man  is nothing
A woman, without her man, is nothing A woman, without her, man is nothing
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Channel – Written & Verbal Written Email Letter Memo Reports Publications Verbal Face to face meeting Telephone Video conference Presentation
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Channel – Body language Facial expression Gesture and pose Dress Voice & intonnation Eye expression Appearance Silence Distance etc. Position arrangement
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Receiver Environment factors Noise Light Needs / anxiety / expectation Level of knowledge possessed  Different education, religious beliefs, social background and experiences
OVERCOMING THE BARRIERS Sender – put yourself in the shoes of the receiver 4 Ws and H Why?  What? When? Where? How? 7 Cs rule Clear Concise Concrete Correct Coherent Complete  Courteous
OVERCOMING THE BARRIERS Receiver Prepare to receive Listen constructively Give full attention Keep open mind Ask for clarification or repetition Check understanding

Communication skills part 1

  • 1.
    ( Let's Talk, 2 nd Ed., Sathre, Olson &Whitney). Have you ever met this case?
  • 2.
    COMMUNICATION PROCESS DecodingThinking Coding Channel awareness Sender Receiver
  • 3.
    BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVECOMMUNICATION Sender The credibility of the sender Email from managing director / partner seems to get read first Presentation given by someone who is not an expert seems to be ignored / distracted Status clash between sender and receiver
  • 4.
    BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVECOMMUNICATION Message Content Different words have different meanings depending on the culture or the context dry country – lack water or alcohol? a funny story – is it humorous or disconcerting? Misspelling can make all the difference pair and pare raise and raze wave and waive
  • 5.
    DIFFERENT WAYS –DIFFERENT MEANINGS A woman without her man is nothing
  • 6.
    A woman, withouther man, is nothing A woman, without her, man is nothing
  • 7.
    BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVECOMMUNICATION Channel – Written & Verbal Written Email Letter Memo Reports Publications Verbal Face to face meeting Telephone Video conference Presentation
  • 8.
    BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVECOMMUNICATION Channel – Body language Facial expression Gesture and pose Dress Voice & intonnation Eye expression Appearance Silence Distance etc. Position arrangement
  • 9.
    BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVECOMMUNICATION Receiver Environment factors Noise Light Needs / anxiety / expectation Level of knowledge possessed Different education, religious beliefs, social background and experiences
  • 10.
    OVERCOMING THE BARRIERSSender – put yourself in the shoes of the receiver 4 Ws and H Why? What? When? Where? How? 7 Cs rule Clear Concise Concrete Correct Coherent Complete Courteous
  • 11.
    OVERCOMING THE BARRIERSReceiver Prepare to receive Listen constructively Give full attention Keep open mind Ask for clarification or repetition Check understanding