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LOGO Organization Process By Daniel Damaris NS
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LOGO Organization Process Managing Communication Contents Decision Making
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LOGO Organization Process MANAGING COMMUNICATION
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LOGO Managing Communication PhilosophyManager = Communicator Fact They always communicate something ??What’s the effect?
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LOGO Communication From the Latin, communis Communis is common Communication: Transmission information & understanding Use common symbols Common symbols: Verbal Non-Verbal
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LOGO Communication Process
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LOGO Communication Model
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LOGO Non-verbal Message Vocal inflection: Loudly or softly Quickly or slowly With controlled or uncontrolled inflection High or low pitch
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LOGO Non-verbal Message (cont.) Emblems are gestures much like sign language, e.g: OK sign: with thumb & forefinger The V sign: for peace or victory High five & closed-fist pump: for significant achievement
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LOGO Non-verbal Message (cont.) Illustrators are gestures that a give picture of what is being said Regulators are movement that regulate a conversation, e.g: an upraised palm from the receiver tells a sender to slow down an arched eyebrow can convey a request for the sender to clarify what has been said
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LOGO Non-verbal Message (cont.) Adaptors are expressions used to adjust psychologically to the interpersonal climate of a particular situation, e.g: drumming fingers on a table tugging a strand of hair, or jiggling a leg or foot are all ways of releasing some degree of stress
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LOGO Non-verbal Message (cont.) Affect displays, usually subconscious, directly communicate an individual’s emotions, e.g: Facial expressions Body positions, e.g: (arms folded across the chest ) communicates defensiveness or often dislike
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LOGO Communicating Across Culture Potential Sources of Cross-Cultural Miscommunication
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LOGO Communicating within Organizations Directions Communications Downward communication Upward communication Horizontal communication Diagonal communication
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LOGO Communication & Technology Intranet/Internet/Extranet E-Mail, Messaging, Social Networking Smartphone Voice-mail Videoconference, Teleconference, E-Meeting/E- Collaboration
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LOGO Rumor Unverified believe, both inside the organization (internal rumor) and outside the organization (external rumor) 4 categories of rumor: Pipe dreams/wish fulfillment The bogie rumors Wedge drivers Home-stretchers
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LOGO Interpersonal Communications Interpersonal Styles
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LOGO Interpersonal Strategies Exposures Increasing the arena area Reducing the façade area Feedback Reducing the blind spot area Increasing the arena area
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LOGO Managerial Styles Type A Autocratic leader Typically aloof & cold Poor interpersonal communicator Type B Managers who seek good relationship with subordinates Unable to openly express feelings Ineffective interpersonal communicator
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LOGO Managerial Styles (cont.) Type C Interested in the their own ideas & opinions Not idea & opinion of other Ineffective interpersonal communicator Type D Managers who seek free to express feelings to the other To have others express feelings Most effective interpersonal communicator
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LOGO Barriers to Effective Communication
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LOGO Barriers to Effective Communication (cont.) Frame of Reference
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LOGO Barriers to Effective Communication (cont.) Communication Overload
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LOGO Improving Communication in an Organization Following Up Regulating Information Flow Using Feedback Empathy Repetition Encouraging Mutual Trust Effective Timing Simplifying Language Effective Listening
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LOGO Improving Communication in an Organization (cont.) Improving Communication in Organization
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LOGO Organization Process DECISION MAKING
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LOGO Decision Making INTRODUCTION The quality of managerial decisions is a critical determinant of the manager’s effectiveness. Managers need to make wise and informed decisions.
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LOGO Decision Making (cont.) The types of decision: Programmed decision Non-programmed decision
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LOGO The Types of Decision
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LOGO The Decision Making Process
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LOGO Identifying Problems Identifying the exact problem can be hindered by certain factors: Perceptual problems Defining problems in terms of solution Identifying symptoms as problems The types of problems: Opportunity Crisis Routine
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LOGO Behavioral Influences on Individual Decision Making Ethical decision making Values Personality Propensity for risk Potential for dissonance Escalation of commitment
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LOGO Ethical Decision Making Ethics is a system or code that guides individuals’ conduct It helps individuals evaluate different alternatives to a problem in terms of right or wrong Factors influencing ethical decision making: Individual Factor Organization Factor
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LOGO Ethical Decision Making (cont.) Individual factors influencing ethical decision making: Gender Moral philosophy Values Education Work experience Age Awareness
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LOGO Ethical Decision Making (cont.) Group and organization factors influencing ethical decision making: Influence of significant others (in workplace) Organizational culture & climate Code of ethics Reward & sanctions
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LOGO Values Value: the guidelines a person uses when confronted with a situation in which a choice must be made. Values’ influence on the decision-making process is profound: In establishing objectives In developing alternatives In choosing alternatives In implementing a decision In the control & evaluation phase
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LOGO Personality Personality variables on the process of decision making: Personality variables, e.g: the attitudes, beliefs, and needs of the individual Situational variables, e.g: external, observable situations in which individuals find themselves. Interactional variables, e.g: the individual’s momentary state that results from the interaction of a specific situation with characteristics of the individual’s personality
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LOGO The Framework for Classifying Decisions
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LOGO The Quality of Decision Improves
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LOGO Stimulating Creativity in Group Decision Making The techniques for stimulating creativity in group decision making: Brainstorming Delphi process The nominal group technique (NGT)
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LOGO See You Again……
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