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Effective communication involves sending and receiving information between people through various channels so that the message is understood clearly. It can occur verbally, in writing, visually, or through listening both in person and online. Some common forms of communication include vocal, visual, writing, and body language. To improve communication skills, one should consider their audience, practice active listening, make their message clear, and use the appropriate medium. Tools for effective communication include being brief, using manners, speaking positively in the first person, listening well, articulating clearly, and varying vocabulary.
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EEffective Communication Skills.pptx
- 2. EVOLUTION OF HUMANS THROUGH COMMUNICATION
- 3. What is Communication ? • It is the Process of Sending & receiving Information Among people. • It’s a BRIDGE of meaning between two people • Good Communication Leads to Create Good Opportunity Source Encoding Channel Decoding Receiver
- 4. What is effective communication? • Effective communication is the process of exchanging ideas, thoughts, opinions, knowledge, and data so that the message is received and understood with clarity and purpose. When we communicate effectively, both the sender and receiver feel satisfied. • Communication occurs in many forms, including verbal and non-verbal, written, visual, and listening. It can occur in person, on the internet (on forums, social media, and websites), over the phone (through apps, calls, and video), or by mail.
- 5. Most Common Ways Of Communication COMMUNICATION Vocal Visual Writing Body Language
- 6. How to improve your communication skills • How to improve your communication skills Communication, like any other skill, is one you can improve upon with practice. Here are a few ways to start improving your communication skills, whether at home or on the job. • 1. Consider your audience. • 2. Practice active listening. • 3. Make your message as clear as possible. • 4. Use the right medium or platform.
- 7. Tools for Effective Communication • Be Brief • Manners • Using “I” • Be Positive • Good listener • Spice up your words • Clarity • Pronunciation
- 9. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- Need to explain with Example Connect this Opportunity Line with the next Page by saying What a opportunity is & why it is important in Tally
- Ask the Audience about what are the most Common ways of Communication Take 2-3 Minutes of Time to explain 4 ways of Communication with Examples
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- Need to explain with Example