Showing posts with label Oral Communication. Show all posts
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

How the interviewees take preparation for the interview?

How the interviewees take preparation for the interview?

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Though the interviewee has almost no control over the interview but the or she has something to do to make the interview successful Prof. Lesikar and pettit suggested five guidelines for the interviewee, which are as follows:

1. Prepare for the interview:
When you know the nature of the interview, you should prepare for it. Probable questions should be anticipated and their answers also should be formed.

2. Appropriate appearance:
Depending on the situation the interviewee should make an appropriate appearance. His or her dress should he neat and desirable. Interviewee also should try to create favorable impressions through facial expressions and body movements.

3. Show interest:
To be successful the interviewee also should show sign of interest to the interviewers.

4. Correct and complete answer:
Interviewee should give correct and complete answers to the questions of the interviewer.

5. Courtesy:
Courtesy is highly valued in business arena. Thus interviewee should be courteous.

How the interviewees take preparation for the interview?

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What are the guidelines or checklist for interviewer?

What are the guidelines or checklist for interviewer?

Hello dear friends here you will get what factors should be considered by the interviewer before taking interviews? What preparation should be taken by the interviewer before taking interview?What are the guidelines or checklist for interviewer?

The important guidelines for the interviewer for a successful interview are as follows:
1. Plan the interview:
Interview is a systematic method of data collection, thus to be successful it should be well planed and organized. The interviewer should make a list of questions before conducting the interview.

2. Friendly opening:
To ensure positive feedback from the respondent the interviewer should try to establish rapport with the interviewee.

3. Explanation of objective:
The objective (s) of interview should be made clear to the interviewee at the very beginning of the interview.

4. Encourage the interviewee to talk freely:
The interviewer should encourage the respondent to talk freely and fearlessly. Because the interviewer talks freely.

5. Assuring about the secrecy:
If necessary the interviewer must assure the interviewee that the secrecy of his/her response will be maintained.
6. Guide the interview:
Sometimes interviewee may become reluctant to response; in that case the interviewer should guide the interview to fulfill the objectives.

7. Careful listening:
The interviewer must be a good listener to record key points. Prof. Keith Davis rightly mentioned. “Listening requires two ears, one for meaning and one for feeling.” Thus to explore the actual meaning interviewer should be careful about listening.

8. Avoid ‘touchy’ matters:
The interviewer should avoid ‘touchy’ matters to ensure co-operation from the interviewee.

9. Cordial closing:
Interviewer should close the interview on a cordial and friendly note.

What are the guidelines or checklist for interviewer?

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Thursday, April 12, 2012

What is Interview?, What are the basic types of interview questions?

What is Interview?, What are the basic types of interview questions?

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Interview is a systematic oral technique for obtaining data, directly from an individual. It is a conversation between two or more people, through which information are collected on a particular subject.

In the words of Dr. S. M. Amunuzzaman, “interview is a very systematic method hy which a person enters deeply into the life of even a stranger and can bring out needed information and data for the research purpose.

Thill and Bovee said that, “ an interview is any planed conversation with a specific purpose involving two or more people”.

Thus it can be stated that interview is an organized or planed conversation with a view to explore the unknown information from the interviewee.

What are the basic types of interview questions? 
There are four (4) basic types of interview questions (Thill and Bovee 1996)
1. Open-ended questions:
Here the interviewee needs to express his/her opinion. A ‘yes’ or ‘no’ is not enough.

2. Direct open-ended questions:
These questions have more control over the interviewee. Though freedom is given for the response but the question it provided direction.

3. Close ended questions:
These types of question produced specific information, save time and required less effort to answer. That is a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ is sufficient to answer close ended question.

4. Restatement questions:
Restatements provide opportunities to clarify points and correct misunderstandings. Questions that repeat the previous answer of a respondent are called restatement questions.

What is Interview?, What are the basic types of interview questions?

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Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Different types of interview

Different types of interview

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From different point of view interview can be divided info different types. On the basis of purpose interview can be of as follows:
On the basis of formlessness interview can be divided into two types:
In business, for different situations different types of interviews are appropriate. Most common business interviews are as follows:
1. Information interviews:
Here a prepared list of questions is used to collect information from the respondent.

2. Non-directive/Counseling interview:
In this type of interview there is no preplanned set of questions. Here the interviewer encourages the respondent or employee to talk about his/her problem, without questioning him/her. A supervisor can create a suitable atmosphere in which the employee is able to speak freely about the problem.

3. Termination interview:
In this type of interview a supervisor inform an employee about the reasons for termination and tries to maintain a positive relationship with the employee to avoid legal procedures.

4. Evaluation interview:
Here executives or supervisors discuss with employees about their expected performances and evaluate areas that require improvement.

5. Routine interview/Job interview:
One of the routine functions of a company is evaluating candidates who are seeking job in the company. To explore the abilities and experiences of the applicant an organized interview is conducted.

6. Views assessing/Persuasive interview:
To know the views of the consumers about the products and services of the company this type of interviews are conducted.

7. Individual interview/Disciplinary interviews:
In this case an individual is interviewed. Here a supervisor takes measures to rectify the behavior of an employee.

8. Exit interview:
In this method the interviewer tries to find out the causes of employee turnover. That is why an employee is leaving the organization can be revealed by this type of interviews. And the findings can be further analyzed to decide whether there is any scope for improvement or not.

9. Warning/Conflict solving interview:
Here attempt is made to resolve the conflict between two or more employees by waring them or by creating a friendly atmosphere.

Different types of interview

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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

What is face to face communication?

What is face to face communication?

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Internal and external factors that affect listening last day.

All face to face communication is oral but all oral communications may not be face to face. Telephonic conversation and chatting through internet are oral communication but can not be termed as face to face communication.

When two or more persons communicate each other through oral media in their physical presence is known as face to face communication.

In the words of Thill and Boveeface to face communication is the richest medium because it is personal, it provides immediate feedback, it transmits information from both verbal and non-verbal case, and it conveys the emotion behind the message.”

Thus following features of face to face communication can be listed:

I. Physical presence of both parties is required.
ii. Immediate feedback. iii. Messages transmitted through both verbal and non-verbal case.
iv. Story behind the message can be revealed.

Advantages of face to face communication: As an oral media face to face communication has some distinct advantages over other form of communication. Advantages of face to face communication are follows:

1. Immediate feedback: Face to face communication provides immediate feedback which completes the communication cycle spontaneously.

2. Complete understanding:
As both verbal and non-verbal signals are used in face to face communication story behind the message can be easily understood by the concerned parties.

3. Appropriate for meeting: Face to face communication is essential for conducting meeting.

4. Economic media:
Most of the cases face to face communication is less expensive or economic.

5. Transmission of secret information: Secret information can be safely transmitted by face to face communication in the physical presence of all the parties.

6. Suitable for illiterate persons:
As written communication is not understandable by illiterate persons, face to face communication perhaps the most suitable media for them.

Disadvantage of face to face communication: Major limitations of face to face communication are as follows:

1. Limited scope:
In this modern era when the world become a global village then the scope of face to face communication are reducing day by day. For face to face communication all the concerned parties must be same place at the same time. But in the business world where executives are really ‘busy’ then it is quite impossible for them to engage in face to face communication.

2. Not suitable for urgent matter:
For face to face communication different parties need to be getting together, which is time consuming. Thus for urgent matters face to face communication is not suitable.

3. No-documentary evidence:
Face to face communication has no documentary evidence, thus it can not be used for future reference.

4. Emotional impact:
Face to face communication also suffers from too much emotional impact.

What is face to face communication? Advantage and Disadvantages of face to face communication

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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Internal and external factors that affect listening

Internal and external factors that affect listening

Hello dear friends here you will get internal and external factors that affect listening. Panloob at panlabas na mga kadahilanan na nakakaapekto sa pakikinig. Friend I think you will get advantage from this article and site. Friend I have written an article Difference between hearing and listening last post.

Listening is a conscious human behavior which is affected by both internal and external factors.

Internal factors:
Internal factors are basically guided by the attitude of an individual. That is the physical and emotional condition which affect the listening process is known as internal factors. Major internal factors are as follows:

1. Physical condition:
If an individual is physically unfit, then he/ she will not be able to concentrate on the speaker and correctly interpret the message. Thus, listening is affected by physical condition of a person.

2. Emotional condition:
Like physical condition, emotional condition also has considerable impact on the listening process. Any extreme emotional like great happiness or sadness interferes the listening process.

3. Attitude towards the speaker:
If we do not like a person, then we show less attention to him\her as a result we failed to listen the message clearly. Prof. Ricks and Gow rightly mentioned, “Favorable attitudes can improve the effectiveness of your listening, unfavorable attitudes often limit listening effectiveness.”

4. Personal beliefs:
We have personal beliefs on different subjects. When any person express an opinion against our own beliefs, then immediately we start to dislike him/her and accordingly proper interpretation of the message cannot be possible.

5. Expectations:
If we have some pervious idea about the speaker then out expectations influenced by that idea. We become tuned (mentally prepared) to listen as per our expectations and it limits our ability of proper interpretation of the message.

External factors:
Besides internal factors there are also some external factors which can reduce the effectiveness of listening.

These factors are as follows:
1. Semantic barriers:
If the speaker uses unfamiliar words or technical words them it’s very difficult on the part of the listener to interpret the actual meaning.

2. Poor presentation techniques:
Poor or inefficient presentation of the message also disturbs the listening process.

3. Uninteresting subject:
In case of uninteresting subject the listener also can lose his/her concentration.

4. Undesirable environment:
Excessive noise, sitting arrangement, smoking etc. also can interrupt the listening process and accordingly effectiveness of listening reduces.

Internal and external factors that affect listening

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Difference between hearing and listening

Difference between hearing and listening

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Or, show difference between hearing and listening. Pagkakaiba sa pagitan ng pagdinig at pakikinig. I guess here you will get advantage from this article and site. friends I have written an article How listening skill can be improved? last day. negosyo komunikasyon.

Generally we think that hearing and listening have same meaning. But to be precise hearing and listening are not same.

Hearing means just receiving the message through ears. But listening means interpretation of hearing. In other words, hearing with concentration can be termed as listening.

Difference between hearing and listening

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Tuesday, March 6, 2012

How listening skill can be improved?

How listening skill can be improved?

Hello dear friends here you will get How can one be a better listener?, The guidelines for effective listening, How listening skill can be improved?, Paano pakikinig kakayahan mapapabuti? Friend i guess here you will get advantage from this article. I have written an articles What are the different types of listening? last day.

Poor listening leads to miscommunication. Sometimes we failed to understand the fact that listening is the indispensable part of oral communication. Thus to ensure effective oral communication. Thus to ensure effective oral communication one need to be a good listener.

Thill and Bovee advocated that, “To be a good listener, very the way you listen to suit various situations. “That is we can say listening is situational. Listener should try to listen differently in different situation by evaluating the speaker’s attitude.

Guidelines for effective listening are as follows:
1. Judge content:
To be a better listener one should judge the content of the message.

2. Increase your vocabulary:
Unfamiliar words can be easily misunderstood. Thus to be a good listener an individual need to increase his/her vocabulary.

3. Consider non-verbal signals:
Communication experts suggested that a good listener should not concentrate only on the oral messages, rather he/she must consider the non-verbal cues of the speaker. That is the eye movement, facial expression, tone of voice and body movements also should be considered.

The most popular ten (10) guidelines for effective listening are as follows:
1. Stop talking:
Unfortunately, most of us prefer talking to listening. Even when we are not talking, we are inclined to concentrate on what to say nest rather than on listening to what is being said. So you must stop talking before you can listen.

2. Put the talker at ease:
If you make the talker fell at ease, she or she will do a better job of talking. Then you will have better input with which to work.

3. Show the talker you want to listen:
If you can convince the talker that you are listening to understand rather than to oppose, you will help create a climate for information exchange. Specifically, you should look and act interested. Doing things like reading, looking at your watch, and looking away distracts the talker.

4. Remove distraction:
Certain activates can also distract the talker. So don’t doodle, tap with your pencil, shuffle papers or the like.

5. Empathize with the talker:
If you place yourself in the talker’s position and look at things from her or his point of view, you will help create a climate of understanding. With such a climate established, a true exchange of information can result.

6. Be patient:
You will need to allow the talker plenty of time. Remember that not everyone can get to the point as quickly and clearly as you. And do not interrupt. Interruptions merely serve as barriers to information exchange.

7. Hold your temper:
From our review of the workings of our mental fitters, we know that angry minds do not contribute to communication. Angry people build walls among themselves. They harden their positions and block their minds to other’s words.

8. Go easy on argument and criticism:
Argument and criticism tend to put the talker on the defensive. Thus, he or she tends to “clam up” or get angry. Even if you win the argument, you lose. Rarely does either party benefit from such controversy.

9. Ask Questions:
By frequently asking questions. You display an open mind. You show that you are listening. You also help develop the message and ensure correctness of meaning.

10. Stop talking:
This last commandment was also the first. All other commandments depend on it.

How listening skill can be improved?,How can one be a better listener?
The guidelines for effective listening

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Monday, March 5, 2012

What are the different types of listening?

What are the different types of listening?

In our daily life we cannot make difference between ‘hearing’ and ‘listening’. But listening mean s interpretation of hearing. That is it involves understanding of a message. Ano ang iba't ibang uri ng pakikinig?

In the words of Ricks and Gow – “Listening involves decoding the message so that its content can be used.”

Thill and Bovee said, “Listening involves five steps: sensing, interpreting, evaluating, remembering and responding.”

Thus it can be stated that listening starts with hearing and ends with interpreting and evaluating the message.
Ano ang iba't ibang uri ng pakikinig?
Basically there are three types of listening:
1. Content listening:
Content listening enables an individual to understand and retain the message. Infect the key points of the speaker’s message are retained in this type of listening.

2. Critical listening:
In this type of listening the listener tries to evaluate the message. That is non-verbal signals of the speaker also evaluated under critical listening.
Example: in the debating competition judges critically listen the speeches of the participants.

3. Active listening:
Active listening helps to understand the speaker’s feelings and allow the speaker to express completely.

What are the different types of listening?

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Friday, March 2, 2012

Definition of listening, The listening process

Definition of listening, The listening process

Hello dear pals here you will get the definition of listening and The listening process. kahulugan ng pakikinig, ano ang pakikinig,Ang pakikinig proseso. What is listening? I think you will get advantage from this article.
 
In our daily life we cannot make difference between ‘hearing’ and ‘listening’. But listening mean s interpretation of hearing. That is it involves understanding of a message.

In the words of Ricks and Gow – “Listening involves decoding the message so that its content can be used.”

Thill and Bovee said, “Listening involves five steps: sensing, interpreting, evaluating, remembering and responding.”

Thus it can be stated that listening starts with hearing and ends with interpreting and evaluating the message.

Listening Process: We have already mentioned that listening is not just hearing, rather it is a sequential process.

Layman, Barker and Watson identified five sequential steps of the listening process. Listening process can be depicted by the following configuration:
1. Sensing:
It is the hearing part of listening. In this step individual just register the information by hearing organ (Ears).

2. Interpreting:
Interpreting is the decoding process. That is, the received message explained in this step.

3. Evaluating:
In this phase the listener try to develop own opinion regarding the message.

4. Remembering:
Unless a message is remembered it can not be used for future reference.

5. Responding:
It is the last step of the listening process. It is the feedback to the received message.

Definition of listening, The listening process

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Business applications of verbal/oral communication

Business applications of verbal/oral communication

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A significant portion of the overall business communication is oral or verbal communication. From routine factions to major decision making in all cases information and ideas exchanged through oral media. Thus it is clear that oral communication is used in different areas of a business. Uses or applications of verbal communication are as follows:

1. Giving directions:
Within the office, managers can give directions to the subordinates through oral communication.

2. Meeting:
Use of verbal communication is essential in a meeting. Participants express their views verbally during meeting.

3. Motivation:
Verbal communication also used to motivate subordinates. Positive comments and friendly tones of manager make the subordinates enthusiastic and dedicated.

4. Means of control:
Another application of verbal communication is, it is also used as a means of control. Especially supervisors use oral communication to control the activities of lower level employees.

5. Maintaining relationship with consumers:
In most of the cases companies maintain relationship with consumers through either face-to-face or telephone conversation.

6. Interview:
Verbal communication also used for conducting interview of prospective employees.

7. Employee counseling:
To manage employee stress or organizational violence managers often use counseling, where views are exchanged by oral communication.

8. Response to inquiries:
Organizations also need to use verbal communication to response the inquiries of outsiders over telephone.

Business applications of verbal/oral communication

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Thursday, March 1, 2012

The guidelines for effective speech

The guidelines for effective speech

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Speaking is an art- but all speakers are not equally expert in the art of speaking. Planed, organized or effective speeches can ensure favorable responses of the audience. Millions of people can be moved by an effective speech. Business executive need to be master in the art of speaking to achieve the organizational objectives.

For effective speech following factor should be carefully considered:
1. Identification of purposes:
First of all purposes of the speech should be clearly identified. Without proper selection of the objectives speeches become meaningless.

2. Analyzing the audience:
The natural of the audience must be evaluated to take proper strategy. Delivering speech in the same style to different types of audience will not be able to achieve its purpose. Thus depending on the very attitude and size of the audience appropriate style of presentation should be determined.

3. Planning the speech:
Like written messages, speeches also should be preplanned. After evaluation the audience the main idea, detailed description and length of the speech must be fixed.

4. Prepare outline:
For speeches especially for long speeches outline should be prepared. Outline of a speech helps the speaker to present the speech in a orderly manner. The chance of omitting major points can be minimized.

5. Careful about the length of speech:
Appropriate length of speech should be determined carefully by considering the purpose of the speech and time available for such speech.

6. Appropriate style:
Another major factor that must be considered for effective speech is the selection of style. Generally a casual style is followed for small audience and more formal style is followed for big audience.

7. Use of non-verbal sign:
To make the speech attractive and to express the meaning clearly one should use non-verbal signs during the speech. That is eye movement; facial expression, gesture and body movements should be used to make the speech more meaningful.

8. Attractive introduction:
Any speech should be started with an attractive introduction. This will help to hold the attention of the audience.

9. Overcoming fears:
It is very important for a speaker to overcome fears to ensure effective speech. Common techniques to overcome fears are as follows: (Thill & Bovee: 1996)

i) Think positively about the audience
ii) Be confident
iii) Take a few deep breaths before delivering the speech.
iv) If your throat is dry, drink some water.
v) Concentrate on your message and your audience not on yourself etc.




10. Ending on positive note:
There is an old saying “All’s well that ends well.” Thus to complete the speech successfully it should be ended with a positive and friendly note.

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What do you mean by speech? What are the objectives of a speech?

What do you mean by speech? What are the objectives of a speech?

 Hello dear pals here you will get all kinds of Business Communication study solution. I think you will get advantage from this Business Communication article. What is Speech? Define of Speech.  

Speech is the planed transmission of a specific message. Speaking on a particular subject in front of a group of people can be termed as speech. In other world, delivering a oral presentation before an audience is known as speech.

A speech may be short or long depending on the purpose of it. Business executives need to be a good speaker, because they are to deliver speech to the employees, consumers or in trade organizations.
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Purposes/Objectives of a speech?
A speech can accomplish different purposes. Most common objectives of a speech can be listed as follows:
1. To provide information on a specific subject.
2. To motivate the audience.
3. To analyze a matter.
4. To ensure cooperation of the audience.
5. To secure support in favor of a decision, etc.

The style of a speech basically depends on the purposes of such speech, attitude of the audience and size of the audience. Speeches should be planed and organized to achieve the desired purpose.

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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Business Communication syllabus

Business Communication Syllabus

Hello dear friends here you will get Business communication syllabus view. I guess you will get all advantage form this site. You will get finds all Business Communication, of Business Communication, Types of Communication, Oral Communication, Business Letter Writing, Types of Company Meeting, Business Secretarial Services, Business Report Writing, Written Business Communication, Employment Communication, Internal Communication, Non-Verbal Communication. OK friends lets go, what is information in this Business Communication Syllabus.

1. Introduction of Business Communication:
In introduction of business communication you will get main point Meaning of communication and business communication-scope, purposes-processes-principles-functions-importance and models of communication etc.

2. Types of communication:
In Types of communication you will get main point Written-oral-non-verbal-downward-upward-horizontal-mass communication etc.

3. Major Media of Written Business communication:

In Major media of written business communication you will get main point letters-memos-reports-style and structure-advantages and disadvantages of different media etc.

4. Major Media of Oral Communication:

In Major media of oral communication you will get main point speech-face to face conversation-interviews-meetings-advantages and disadvantages of different media etc.

5. Non-verbal Communication:
In Non-verbal communication you will get point symbols-gestures-body language-visual communication etc.

6. Internal Communication:
In Internal communication you will get point communication within organization and small groups-office memos-modern devices in communication etc.

7. Business Report Writing:

In Business Report writing you will get main point types of report-characteristics and importance of different types-purpose of business report writing-Business report writing scope-different styles of writing reports etc.

8. Importance of Secretarial Functions in Business:
In Importance of Secretarial Functions in Business you will get main point types of secretaries-duties of a private secretary-company secretary-legal position, position and qualification-appointment, removal and function-powers, duties and liabilities etc.

9. Different Types of Company Meeting:
In Different Types of Company Meeting you will get main point preparing agenda, notice of company meeting, minutes of different meeting-motion, proxy, quorum, resolution etc.

10. Business letter writing:
In Business letter writing you will get main point types of letters writing-circular letter-letter of inquiry-letter of complaints-dunning letter-letter of adjustment-letter of order etc.

11. Employment Communication:
In Employment communication you will get main point preparing CV or Personal Resume, Application letter, Bio-Data of employment communication etc.

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Monday, February 13, 2012

What are the reasons for ineffective oral/verbal communication?

What are the reasons for ineffective oral/verbal communication?

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Sometimes oral communication failed to achieve its goal due to following reasons:
1. Wrong selection of words:
If wrong or inappropriate words are selected without considering the understanding level of the listener the oral communication become ineffective.

2. Wrong pronunciation:
Wrong pronunciation also creates misunderstanding in oral communication.

3. Use of technical words:
Over use of technical words creates distance between speaker and listener and ultimately communication go in vain.
4. Lack of courtesy:
Courtesy is an indispensable part of effective oral communication, thus lack of courtesy make the process ineffective.

5. Ignoring ‘you-view’ point:
Consideration of ‘you-view’ point is a sine-qua-non for effective communication. That is in any form of communication receivers’ attitude, interest and expectations must be considered to design the appropriate way of communication. Thus when ‘you-view’ point is ignored oral communication become ineffective or meaningless.

7. Poor listening:
Proper listening is a prerequisite for effective oral communication. Poor listening lead to poor response which can create misunderstanding.

8. Lack of attention:
Lack of attention of either party can destroy the process of oral communication.

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Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Techniques of oral communication

Techniques of oral communication

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Oral communication can be accomplished through different media. The most common methods of oral communication are as follows: Techniques of oral communication.
1. Face to face conversation:
The oldest form of oral communication is face to face communication. Here two or more persons exchange ideas and information in a face to face situation. Techniques of oral communication.

2. Conversation over telephone:
Conversation between two persons who are staying in a distance place can be possible through telephone. Telephonic conversation works almost like face to face conversation.

3. Meeting of Oral communication:
It is also a face to face situation but not between two persons rather a group of people get together to discuss on a particular subject.

4. Video conference:
It is a technology based oral communication. Here different groups of people staying different geographical location can share their views and take decision on a specific issue. This kind of oral communication can be held by the help of video and satellite technology. Techniques of oral communication.

5. Interview:
It is a method of oral communication where information’s are collected by asking questions.
The interviewers prepared a list of questions and later ask those questions to the interviewee. Techniques of oral communication.

6. Radio and television:
These are means of one way communication. Radio is oral communication where only audio technology is used and messages only can be informed. But television is an audio-visual technology where oral messages are supported by video pictures. In fact radio, television are mass media.

These are the basic forms or media of oral communication. Besides these seminars, counseling, announcement etc. are also media of oral communication.

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Friday, February 3, 2012

Effective oral/verbal communication

Effective verbal communication

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The attitudes of different people are different like their finger prints. So, if a salesman try to motivate all customers in the same way, it can be safely advocated that, he/she (salesman) will not be hundred percent (100%) successful. That is there is no single medicine for all the diseases.

Like these there is no single style of speaking which will be effective for all the purposes. Essential factors or guidelines of effective oral communication can be summarized as follows:



1. Appropriate word selection:
Depending on the education level, status and attitude of the receiver appropriate word should be choose for effective communication.

2. Brevity? Briefness:
In most of the cases long sentences and continuous talking creates confusion and main message lost. Thus oral conversations need to be brief.

3. Clear production:
This is perhaps a major precondition for effective oral communication. Poor pronunciation lead to misunderstanding and sometimes the image of the sender can be destroyed.

4. you-view point:
To make oral communication effective listener’s point of view should be considered, that is the attitude of the listener mist be analyzed.

5. Natural voice:
Speakers should use their natural voice in case of oral communication. Artificial voices may create communication gap.

6. Simple to complex:
To hold the attention of the listener and to make him/her easy one should start with simple explanation of the matter then can move to detailed discussion.

7. Avoid technical words:
To be effective, in oral communication technical words and jargons should be avoided.

8. Courteous:
In case of oral communication the speaker should maintain courtesy throughout the communication. Courteous behavior is a precondition for successful oral communication.

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Thursday, October 20, 2011

Advantages and disadvantages of interviews

Define interview,objectives of an interview

Define interview. What are the objectives of an interview?
Interview is a systematic oral technique for obtaining data, directly from an individual. It is a conversation between two or more people, through which information are collected on a particular subject.

In the words of Dr. S. M. Amunuzzaman, “interview is a very systematic method hy which a person enters deeply into the life of even a stranger and can bring out needed information and data for the research purpose.

Thill and Bovee said that, “ an interview is any planed conversation with a specific purpose involving two or more people”.

Thus it can be stated that interview is an organized or planed conversation with a view to explore the unknown information from the interviewee.

Objectives of interview:
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1. To collect information
2. To assess human behavior
3. To help research work.
4. To explore the unknown forces acting behind a problem.
5. To formulate hypothesis.
6. To help project evaluation.

Advantages and disadvantages of interview.
Interview is a very effective means to reveal the truth. In business interview is not only used for selecting appropriate candidates, rather it is also used for market survey, for investigation of any problem or to evaluate the satisfaction level of consumers.

The major advantages on interview are as follows:
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1. To collect information:
Interview is a useful tool to collect unknown information on a specific subject.

2. Explore causes behind the problem:
In business, executives need to solve different types of problems. To explore or to find out the actual reasons behind the problem interview method can be used.

3. In depth analysis:
Through planed interviews detailed information can be collected which enables proper analysis of a problem.

4. Analysis of abstract factors:
Abstract factors like attitudes, feelings, opinion, etc. can be successfully evaluated or analyzed through interview.

5. Study of historical matters:
A historical matter can be studied by interviewing eye-witnesses and observers.

6. Solving labor problems:
Labor unrest and other disputes are very common in industries. Sometimes human resource managers use interview as a means of revealing actual causes behind the labor deputes.

7. Flexible:
One of the major advantages of interview is flexibility. That is depending on the situation it can be framed differently.

8. Cross checking:
To find the fact, cross checking questions can be included in an interview.

9. Reliable:
Interview is a direct method for collecting data in which personal barriers are eliminated. As a result findings of an interview are reliable.

10. Project evaluation:
Feasibility, economic viability and other aspects of a new project can be evaluated through interview.
Disadvantages/Demerits/Limitations of interview:
1. Biases of interviewer:
Always there is a possibility that interview process can be influenced by the biases of the interviewer.

2. Time consuming:
Preparation for the interview, taking interview and interpretation of the responses required much time which make the interview method time consuming.

3. Costly:
Generally interview method is expensive.

4. Inefficiency of the interviewer:
Interview is a systematic process of data collection. Success of an interview depends on the efficiency of the interviewer. Thus inefficiency of an interviewer can lead to misleading results.

5. Not suitable for personal matters:
Personal matters may not be revealed by interview method.

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