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Business Communication

Communication Transmitting information from one person to other person.

Theories of Communication Electronic Theory One very influential theory is called the mathematical or electronic theory of communication. This idea emphasized the technical problems of transmitting a message from a sender to a receiver. It is based on, and uses the language of electronics. The message begins with an information source, the mind of the sender (writer or speaker), who encodes a message into words and sentences.

Electronic Theory The message is transmitted as a signal (marks on paper or sound waves) through a channel, where it may be distorted by noise (such as smudged typing or acoustical problems). As a last step, the receiver (listener or reader) decodes the message. Message Communicator Audience as “sender” as “receiver” The electronic theory is helpful because it introduces the ideas of senders and receivers and of possible interference. It emphasizes one important aspect of communication: Accuracy. 2 1 3

Limitations of Electronic Theory Its usefulness is limited , people are not machines An accurate electronic communication system can be design but not a human one. It ignores many other important dimensions of the situation in which we communicate.

Social Environment Theory Social environment theory was coined by social and behavioral scientists. We must consider the situation, the social context in which we work. When we work and communicate together, we all participate in a social situation. Within that situation, each agrees to assume certain roles – such as “compromiser,” “initiator,” “or “encourager” – based on our part in the activity. We each have a certain status prescribed officially, such as our job title.

Social Environment Theory We need to understand the rules, or the “culture,” of the environment in order to communicate: both the official rules – such as company policies and practices – and those unwritten rules regarding to whom, how and when, and for how long it is appropriate for us to communicate within a certain organization. Message Communicator Audience Within a certain environment Social environment is helpful because it adds the important dimension of the specific social situation. 2 3 1 4

Rhetorical Theory Third set of theorists add more dimensions to our understanding of the communication process: communication is not linear, but circular. It is not just sending a message to be received, but producing a response; not static, but dynamic. Rhetorical theorists provide an important addition to the communication model for business communicators. Many people caught up in the accuracy and forget third crucial variable, producing the desired response form their audience. This model is circular, not linear.

Rhetorical Theory Message Communicator Audience Response Environment 2 Message Communicator Audience Response Environment The most important difference between business communication and other forms of communication is this circular quality. Your business communication effectiveness depends on the result you achieve. 1 3 5 4

The Communication Process Communication is a process of sending and receiving verbal and nonverbal messages. Communication is considered effective when it achieves the desired reaction or response from the receiver. Communication is a two way process of exchanging ideas or information.

The Communication Process The process of communication has six components: Context Sender/Encoder Message Medium Receiver/Decoder Feedback

Context Every message, whether oral or written, begins with context. Context is a broad field that includes country, culture, organization and external and internal stimuli. Your attitudes, opinions, emotions, past experiences, likes and dislikes, education, job status and confidence.