COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE

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COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE Communication is the sharing or exchange of information All individuals, groups and organisations communicate by sharing ‘meaning’ between each other Communicating is a two-way process, as it is also about being understood and belonging to a group Communication and organisational success are directly related Good communication can have a positive and mobilising effect on employees Poor communication can lead to strong negative consequences, such as the distortion of goals and objectives, conflict, loss of motivation and poor performance

Opening Strategy What is the purpose of communication? How important is it in the work place? Demonstrate how changes in technology have affected communication within and between organisations and their employees Explain how to overcome potential problems in inter-cultural communication Impact of technology on communication

What is the purpose of communication? People have always needed to communicate to live in social groups and to plan and coordinate activity No group or organisation can exist without sharing meaning in some way between its members When we communicate with others, we are usually trying to influence other people’s understanding, behaviour or attitudes  Core to most organisational activity is an understanding of the process of communication and how the use of different communication channels can impact on the messages delivered and received

How important is it in the work place? From a top management perspective, the purpose of organisational communication is to achieve coordinated action The members of the organisation will not have a focus if they are not involved in effective communication with one another Communication is a key issue that impacts on planning effectiveness, organisational change and implementation It is pivotal to dealing with people and the workplace, and is fundamental to organisational success

COMMUNICATION sometimes people really should talk more Demonstrate how changes in technology have affected communication within and between organisations and their employees COMMUNICATION sometimes people really should talk more

Explain how to overcome potential problems in inter-cultural communication The process of communication doesn’t fully account for cultural differences between the sender and receiver, other than through perceptual filters Cultural diversity can create language barriers and made it difficult for managers to give non-English speaking employees effective feedback Some of these language barriers include: Semantics – differences in meanings of words to different people Differences in non-verbal symbols and signals Word Connotations – words imply different things in different languages Tone Differences – in some cultures tone changes depending on context Differences in Perception – different world views

Impact of technology on communication Instant messaging is seen as a key communication tool in the business world, and will replace emails more and more over time as they are faster and allow for an instant response

Interpersonal communication and active listening Listening has a major impact on job effectiveness, and on relationship quality with others It is used to not only receive the message and obtain the information but to understand it and to learn from it

Summary If communication is central to organisations, why do managers often fail to communicate effectively to their employees? Outline and describe the causes of potential problems in inter-cultural communication How can non-verbal communication techniques be used to enhance the delivery of important messages? Are there advantages to face-to-face communication in modern organisations? Outline the key advantages and explain where this strategy could be best used

Notes Upward Communication Communication flows from a lower level of an organisation to a higher level Provides information to management about what is happening at an operational level It is important as it facilitates feedback regarding performance and progress of plans and goals; it notifies management of problems or potential problems; and it passes on complaints Lateral communication Communication flows between members or employees in the same work group or department, or managers at the same level Serves an important function to facilitate coordination of the work undertaken