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Say what people wants to listen... That means understand the need, evaluate your product based on the need and communicate the same.
Continuous evaluation of communication is must to know how people perceive things.
Communications can be improved by giving due diligence to all or at least most of the communications followed by feedback.
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In my views business, sales, logistics, every aspect of work required the strong, vivid uncut communication for successful sales operations. This can be developed by training, techniques and leading by the higher management.
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Hi, Very wide question. Are we speaking of internal communications, B2C or vertical communication patter or organization methods to communicate with employees in totality ...
Incase of the last one:
News Letters
Generate and ambience of information exchange
Intranet
Employee engagement programs
They should allow employees to work with different cultured co workers.. they should forms teams that consists of highly skilled and least skilled employees. Often they should ask for their employees to give presentations in discussing some important points..
Clarify your strategy, invest in automation, and get everyone participating.
Clarify your key messages
Use Multiple Channels for Organizational Communication
Make Important Messages Repetitive
Focus on Listening
Get Your Message Across
Handle Communication Problems
Create templates for regularly used communications.
Schedule communications.
Emails,commenting, web site updates, collaborations, cross posting, press releases,Wishes cards on weekly,monthly basis on special occasions
1.Organization can create a Special team,the team members are communicate to the direct people, just like Man to man communication&collect opinion.
2.Special team members can communicate by social networking.
By adapting latest modes of communication either social media web chat skype or anything in addition to mail, IOM and letters.
1. Use Multiple Channels for Organizational Communication – One of the most effective ways to ensure that people get your message is to send it across multiple channels. Some of the more effective channels include meetings, face-to-face talks, e-mail, faxes, telephone conversations, bulletins, postings, and memos. The key is to make sure you always employ multiple methods to disseminate your message, and never rely on a single channel.
2. Make Important Messages Repetitive – In addition to using multiple channels, you can improve organizational communication by repeating important messages from time to time.
3. Focus on Listening – This is vital during individual (i.e., one-on-one) communication. The biggest reason that most of us are poor listeners is that we don’t take the time to actively listen. You can do this by utilizing reflective listening skills (paraphrasing what your speaking partner has said to confirm understanding), using good nonverbal behaviors and body posture (e.g., face your communication partner with an open stance), and focusing on your partner by making a conscious effort to listen first instead of trying to get your message across first. Do this by saying to yourself, “for the next three minutes, I am only going to listen”.
4. Get Your Message Across – After you listen and fully understand your communication partner, you must make sure you can get your message across in the exact way it is intended. To do this, speak openly and honestly, and be as straightforward as possible (i.e., no “beating around the bush”); speak inclusively and use terms that will be understood and respected by a diverse array of individuals; and check for understanding to make sure your message has been received accurately.
5. Handle Communication Problems – Finally, we must become more effective at managing the communication problems that will inevitably arise during human interaction. Such problems include conflict, difficulty in resolving problems, misunderstandings, dealing with difficult people and managing cultural differences. I will address these issues in future posts.