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    Communication Skills for Managers Good communication skills in the work place is key to running a successful business. All parties must be willing participants. There is no way business can be productive if communication is off. There are many reasons that some companies have a very high turnover rate but I guarantee that the lack of communication played a big role in those turnover rates. My analysis the blog I must admit that I totally agree with the article about the importance of…

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    Most people take the act of communicating for granted. In reality, communication is a complex activity in which the sender delivers the message, is then received and interpreted by the sender where s/he provides feedback to the sender. Furthermore, messages consist of verbal and non-verbal components. The verbal component is the actual information being sent out while the non-verbal component consists of the body language, use of space, self-presentation, and vocal intonation that the sender…

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    with those whom speak very little English are trying to communicate with others that speak very little Spanish. (Jacob et al, 2016) - In situations like the one presented it may be easier to communicate and get the point across through nonverbal communication when unfamiliar with the language. In a like manner to, the film where the two fathers fought throughout the movie because there were intimidated by one another, making eye contact in the Hispanic culture can be interpreted as a challenge…

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    nonverbal cues during the conversation. The reason is that nonverbal communication can be made intentional and the supervisors can control their own nonverbal cues in order to respond to the message from the subordinates (Binsfrahm, 2014). Knowing that the nonverbal cues are manageable, the supervisors can learn how to be more persuasive and open in order to help convince the subordinates. Moreover, during face-to-face communication, both verbal and nonverbal cues are being exchanged. Thus, the…

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    In an A&E department it is important to communicate with one another. Effective communication is when you pass a message or a piece of information to someone in clear and concise language, the speaker and the listener should understand what has been said. Important things to consider before communicating with someone is to know your audience and being able to use formal and informal language to get the message across, speaking in a friendly tone trying to build a relationship. Understanding…

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    In the twenty first century, technology has influenced almost everything we do. From the way we travel to the way we receive our health care, even down to the simplest thing such as communication. According to the article “What Is Technology – Meaning of Technology and Its Use”, technology is known as “a body of knowledge devoted to creating tools, processing actions and extracting of materials.” The use of technology has benefited the world but also caused some loss. As fast as technology is…

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    My group has been using the group discussion board as our primary method of communication. Since beginning our power point project we have been posting updates, questions and simple check ins to see how each member of the group is coming along on their portion of the power point. Communication is key; this is especially true because we are a virtual group. (Quote on importance of group communication here) We touch base with each other regularly for multiple reasons, the first being the need to…

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    of dementia can struggle to comprehend and as a result, have difficulty with a reply when communicating, whilst in the latter stages, this level of communication diminishes. It is important to note that all types of communication are valid, although the meaning of the message can be hidden or shown expressively. There are commonly known communication problems such as Dysphasia. It can be receptive, where the comprehension of words is lacking or expressive, where there is no evidence of speech.…

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    The person that I have chosen to work on my interpersonal communication skills with is my roommate Moises. I’ve known Moises for about 4 years now. We grew up in the same small town in Arvin Ca, played basketball together and even make music together in this little group we have. I moved here to Chico with him from Bakersfield to attend college. His father recommended us to go here. I chose Moises because I’m always around him. Even if I don’t want him, he’s around. We talk a lot; in fact, we…

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    During my mindful communication day, I tried to be more conscious and aware about the communication around me. And I noticed that some people are doing well to be a mindful communicator, but others may not. Thus, I want to compare these two kinds of communication ways and make a summary about how to be mindful during the communication. The text book defined mindfulness as this, “Mindfulness is awareness of your own and other’s thoughts, actions, and motivations.” One of my friends perfectly…

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