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This document discusses the importance of effective communication. It notes that communication involves active interaction with our environments and we should think about our positive points before starting a conversation. The document also states that communication skills are an essential element of leadership and poor communication can result in lost time and effort, stress, and missed opportunities. It provides tips for developing a communication plan, such as identifying the purpose, audience, designing the message, and considering available resources.
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Communicative multicultural work
- 1. MINISTER OF EDUCACION REGIONAL CENTER COLON BRANCH SUBJECT: PLANNIFICATION, ELABORATION AND COMMUNICATIVE WORKS DIANA KELLY 1-24-1727 TEACHER: DOLORES ROBINSON
- 3. WHY EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IS IMPORTANT ? • Communication thus involves active interaction with our environments-physical, biological and social. • Think about your positive points before you start a conversation.
- 4. COMMUNICATION SKILL ARE AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF LEADERSHIP -COMMUNICATION ARE GOOD FOR YOU CAREER - POOR COMMUNICATION CAN BE CATEGORIZED IN THREE: LOST TIME AND EFFORT STRESS MISS OPPORTUNITY
- 5. Communications used as a strategy, For example: DEVELOP A PLAN FOR COMMUNICATION YOU NEED TO
- 6. The execution of communication activities include a variety of steps: One way to look at planning for communication are many process: For example: DEVELOP A PLAN FOR COMMUNICATION YOU NEED TO
- 7. • IDENTIFY THE PURPOSE OF YOUR COMMUNICATION • IDENTIFY YOUR AUDIENCE • PLAN AND DESIGN YOUR MESSAGE • CONSIDER YOUR RESOURCES
- 8. REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE A POWEFUL TOOL IN YOUR MOUTH AVOID MISUNDERSTANDINGS AT WORK YOU EXPRESS WHAT YOU WANT TO EXPRESS ALLOWS FOR DEEPER CONNECTION WITH OTHERS FULFILLING ONE OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT NEEDS (BELONGING) LEADS TO A MORE SATISFYING LIFE