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  1. COMMUNICATION IN WORKPLACE Harsh Yadav A50105219053 B.Tech CSE Sem: 8th Sem Section B

  2. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION Success is no accident. It is hard work. Communication is the process of exchanging messages between a sender  and receiver. In order to have communication skills, you must be able to: • Listen • Read • Speak • Write

  3. IT'S STUDY TIME • Channels are the avenues through which messages are delivered. • Ex.) Face-to-face conversations, telephone calls, written memos, letters, reports, and e-mail. • Media differs from channels in terms of how much content they can carry, the speed in which the message is delivered, cost, accuracy, & quality of content. • Ex. Television, radio, print media, & the Internet.

  4. IT'S STUDY TIME  Feedback is a receiver’s response to a message. • It allows participants to clarify the message and make sure that all parties gave the message the same meaning. • Ex.) Class activity!

  5. BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION Aenean aliquam velit leo, nec luctus leo rhoncus a. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam fringilla, metus ut elementum efficitur, felis ante aliquam ex, ac interdum tellus nisl et nibh. Proin ut sem eget arcu venenatis imperdiet.

  6. DOES IT MATTER WHERE YOU ARE? Setting is the circumstance under which communication takes place; they include: • Place • Time • Sights • Sounds • Setting can help or hinder the ability to exchange messages. • Ex.) Class activity!

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