Verbal Communication Importance

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People communicate for a variety of reasons - for fun, to get new information, or to reach a certain goal. In communication and work planning in the business world, it is important for people to act together, as a part of a team. A team is a group of individuals who work together on problem solutions, and have common goals. A common team goal has the advantage of the team working together to solve problems and accomplish tasks. Nowadays, teamwork is the most common form of performing complexed tasks because it integrates the knowledge and experience of multiple members in solving the same problem. In order for teamwork to result successfully, team members must interact with each another and in order to be successful, it is necessary to master …show more content…

Such forms of communication are called verbal communication. In addition to verbal, there is also a non-verbal way of communication, which does not put the word, but the movement, the mimic, and the like between the recipient and the sender of the message. Verbal communication, apart from its basic task, has a great motivational value, especially in relation to management employees. Direct contact with the employees additionally motivates them, causing a sense of importance. In verbal communication, the right choice of words is very important. Unfortunately, in most cases, the use of words of foreign origin is wrong, both in everyday speech, as well as in the written and electronic media. Incorrectly used words lead to confusion, because they are not effective enough. Each person's vocabulary is different. Through life, learning and education improve people's vocabulary and overall communication skills. When it comes to non-verbal communication, a little attention is paid to the place and the way of sitting, the expression of the face, body movements, accuracy, style of …show more content…

All these elements point out that non-verbal communication should be approached carefully. It is proven that good communication is not enough for a stable relationship. Trust is an equally important factor. Trust consists out of three variables - information, social influence and control. A stable relationship, trust and effective communication are crucial for the successful team. As in most organizations, there are certain conflicts between the team members which may occur from various elements, but the examination of the causes of the conflict is always the first step towards the solution. Teams are groups of people chosen for a specific role based on their skills and preferences. Some tasks due to their complexity or difficulty require the work of groups of people for easier management and greater efficiency in problem-solving. Effective communication within the team is crucial for its successful operation. It is a guarantee that everyone will receive the information they need to perform the role and to align their activities with others. In the modern working world, people are usually overwhelmed with information and most of them do not meet the

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