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This 3 slide presentation discusses the benefits of oral communication, tips for effective oral communication, and concludes by welcoming questions. Some key benefits of oral communication mentioned are fast feedback, time savings, and flexibility. The presentation provides rules for effective oral communication such as starting well, adapting to the audience, involving the audience, and using good body language. It ends by stating the presentation taught about the need for and rules to make oral communication effective.
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- 1. Presented by:***************** Chetan Kumar Nath MBA – 2nd Sem. 8009 1 email : chetanbabu2@yahoo.com
- 2. ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ Fast feedback Time Saving Flexibility as per the mood Economical Helpful in Easy Understanding etc. Note: Oral Communication is backed by effective listening, gestures , postures, Body Language, Para Language, Space Language etc. Hence It is more suitable for communicating short messages… 2
- 3. Start Well Adapt Yourself Look at Your Audience Involve Your Audience Don’t Memorize Use Appropriate/Accurate Style for Communication Good Body Language Be Ready to Handle Question Good Vocal Quality Keep It Simple, with Pleasant Environment 3
- 4. ****This presentation taught you**** --------------------------------------------1. The Need of Oral Communication 2. The Rules to Make Oral Communication Effective.. You All are FREE to ASK any Question about Oral Communication End of Presentation 4 Chetan