Introduction on communication at workplace


       
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  Communication at workplace
Communication at workplace: It is the way of conveying information among two or more   individuals .It has so many components and failing to communicate in the workplace effectively is commonplace.

Components of communication: There are five basic components of communication .These are:

·         The individual sending the message: The message send by sender must be clear with the enough detail so that the receiver shares its meaning with sender.
  •      The context for the message:
            Context means how the message is delivered by the sender. It involves   nonverbal communication like gesture, body language, facial
      expressions and elements such as tone of voice. Some of the context for a message is only available when the receiver can see and hear the message sender.  

·         In the communication circle another one piece of context is emotions which affect whether a message is successfully delivered.
     The person receiving the message: Receiver must listen carefully. If any doubt so he/she should ask questions for the clarification. There should be trust and faith between receiver and sender it increases the chances of effective communication.
       
·      The delivery method you use choose: They should select the most effective method to convey the meaning of message There are multiple methods of communication.in this decision regarding method is one of the most complex. It must suit the communication needs of both sender and receiver. There are number of things include in communication such as verbal communication, instant message ,email ,letters ,telephones, notes, written document and more. These method will continue to expand and continue growth
·         The content of message: To obtain understanding from the receiver the content of message should be clear

   Reference:
 Heathfield, S. (2016, October 17). Main Components of Communication in the Workplace. Retrieved from https://www.thebalance.com/communication-in-the-workplace-1918089



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