The Meaning of Communication

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1.1 Definition of communication
The meaning of communication is different in different contexts. Communication has many purposes such as consulting as a process. The term communication also means some human action and also a form of discipline.
The process of communication is a system in which the different entities involved in a particular way. For example, people who are involved in the state and get information through the use of words or signs. Here, people, singing, and other vessels associated entities in a process called communication. The sharing of information is also known as communication. Communication has been considered as a process by which meaning and social reality is created or viewed or shared it is taken as the basis of human society. Without communication, there will be no existence of human society. It is no exaggeration to say that communication is at the heart of human existence. In fact we live in communication. Without communication there is no possibility for social interaction, political and economic activities. In other words we can say that, it is the ability to communicate and social cohesion made possible by the growth of civilization.
Communication is a human act. Although we do not often realize people are always involved in the communication process. Whatever we do it has to communicate meaning. We use communication to express our internal purposes, attitudes, feelings and to describe events and objects in the outside world. Communication can establish partnerships. When people communicate, they will share some feelings, emotions, knowledge, ideas, thoughts etc. with others.
1.2 External Communication
Communication has two types that is external communication and internal communication. External ...

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Some examples of upward communication performance reports ; they are willing to lower management and reviewed by the top management, suggestion boxes, employee satisfaction surveys, focus groups, meetings with the manager immediately and meetings with top -level management.
Communication Upward ensure that tasks are done on time, provide timely feedback and help keep everyone on the same page with the same vision. Many organizations suffer because they do not have any effective upward communication. Although they have an upward communication system in place, they may not be effective because management can not be studied communications or may reduce or ignore it.
So, my conclusion that the downward communication is more prevalent in the organization of communication.

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Management and Organisational Behavior

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