MCM301 GDB No. 1 solution
Friday, June 24, 2011 Posted In mcm Edit ThisSemester “Spring 2011”
“Communication Skills (MCM 301)”This is to inform you that Graded Discussion Board (GDB)has been opened according to the following schedule
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23rd June, 2011 At 12:01 A.M. (Mid-Night
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24th June, 2011 At 11:59 P.M. (Mid-Night)
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Discussion Question
Q. “Communication succeeds when we increase the area of common understanding”, Give your comments for the given statement.
(Word limit: 250 to 300 words)
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SOLUTION:
Q. “Communication succeeds when we increase the area of common understanding”, Give your comments for the given statement.
The first goal of business communication is that receiver common understanding is more important the message must be so clear that the reciever understand it as the sender means it to be understand for communication to be successfull the sender and reciver must achieve shared meanings suppose a supervisor send a e mail to a subordinate saying '' no one plans for a meeting like you do'' should the worker response or react with pleasure or disappointment? is the supervisor praising or critisizing?
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a. Communication does not succeed. Me and you could. What is certain is that if we don't understand each other, failure is imminent.
b. If you want to improve communication, first remove the pompous terminology. People link pompous terminology as an attempt to proof superiority.
c. Making the statement personal brings in a certain humanity to it; it accounts for emotions other than just pure rationale.
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I would put it differently...'If you and I reach out, we will be able to understand each other better.'
a. Communication does not succeed. Me and you could. What is certain is that if we don't understand each other, failure is imminent.
b. If you want to improve communication, first remove the pompous terminology. People link pompous terminology as an attempt to proof superiority.
c. Making the statement personal brings in a certain humanity to it; it accounts for emotions other than just pure rationale.
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b. If you want to improve communication, first remove the pompous terminology. People link pompous terminology as an attempt to proof superiority.
c. Making the statement personal brings in a certain humanity to it; it accounts for emotions other than just pure rationale.
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I would put it differently...'If you and I reach out, we will be able to understand each other better.'
a. Communication does not succeed. Me and you could. What is certain is that if we don't understand each other, failure is imminent.
b. If you want to improve communication, first remove the pompous terminology. People link pompous terminology as an attempt to proof superiority.
c. Making the statement personal brings in a certain humanity to it; it accounts for emotions other than just pure rationale.
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According to my point of view the affective communication should be always to achieve its desired goal in such way that both sender and receiver understand each other meaning and ultimately reach their desire purpose, we also know the massage should be clear and meaning full sense, precise and polite manners mean that receiver understand complete meaning, on the other hand In effective communication both individual sending a message and the individual receiving it must identify the significance of senders signal in all communications systems sender and receiver have to common understanding about what passing between them.
