BUSINESS COMMUNICATION:A SKILL
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Communication Skill, Training, Communication Course, Business ExecutiveAbstract
Any time an individual attempts to convey their thoughts to another person, a communication process is taking place. The degree to which this message is successfully conveyed reflects the strength of the individual’s communication skills. As miscommunications are typically the result of a message being improperly conveyed, strong communication skills are an absolute necessity. Within a social setting, strong communication skills help to build and develop social bonds, while strong communication skills within a work environment help to ensure that tasks are completed according to their necessary specifications. Management is possible only if the communication system is proper. An organization cannot survive without management but management is not possible without effective communication. So communication is a building block of successful organizations. Present paper is based on secondary sources of information and aims at describing various aspects of communication; its meaning, components, importance in business, its barriers and their removal. The purpose of the paper is just to suaspects of communication.
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