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Identify and define Internal and External customers

Internal Customers- Your fellow employees, inside and outside the department where you work, to whom you provide services or assistance.




External Customers- People outside the workplace with whom you need to build a good working relationship for success on the job.

Describe how business communication is cooperative, not competitive

Cooperative-

what are the four communication skills categories ?

listening




speaking




reading




writing

Define Communication

A process by which information is exchanged between two individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behaviour

List the 5 Aspects of the communication process.

Source




Signal




Transmittal




Channel




Receiver

Give some examples on how a communicator could assess how her message is being received?

smiling




leaning forward




nodding

Define structured and unstructured communication.

Structured- recorded document in some form.




Unstructured- more flexible and open ended

List 5 examples of structured communication in an organization.

less subject to change




more widely known




company newsletter




weekly meeting




teaching assistants

Give some examples of where and when an employee could participate in the Grapevine

Company social events,




Outside of work,




Water Cooler Station

Define Communication Patterns

patterns that groups use to communicate within each other.



Different type of communication patterns

The Barbell


The Triangle


The Broken Triangle


The pyramid


The Series


The circle


The Hub and Spokes


Legs


The Crossfire

Define Assumption

A belief that something is true without proof or demonstration.

what are Directional Differences

Upward Communication- allows the upper levels to keep informed and gives the lower level the chance to participate in the decision making process.




Downward Communication- builds a sense of team spirit and mutual dependence through shared knowledge




Lateral Communication- helps to creates social bonds and build credibility for an organization's message

Discuss four ways that assumption can lead to mistakes and misunderstandings.

jumping to conclusions




focusing on intentions




thinking you know best




stereotyping

List five tips for avoiding the negative side of assumptions.

deal with each person as individual




listen first




avoid generalizations




communicate first




make safest assumption of them all

explain the differences between immediate and delayed feedback

Immediate Feedback- an audience flash a sign of approval, disapproval, frustration




Delayed Feedback- feedback arrives too ate to make on the spot adjustment, eg emails,



what are the six barriers that prevent an audience from understanding a message?

physical barrier




cultural barriers




motivational barriers




emotional barriers




language barriers




non verbal barriers

list six misconceptions that get in the way of successful in intercultural communications.

everyone is essentially like me




others lack of my advantage




our differences want matter once we get together




dont worry i speak the language




they have to respect my knowledge




we're all interested in the ''bottom line''

discuss examples of traditional, electronic and conversational types of communication within an organization.

Traditional- bullet boards, letters, paper memo's reports, telephone calls.




Electronic- emails, internet, texting, and video conference



explain what does closing the loop mean

following through and getting back to others. informing them of what happens or what you found