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Lecture and Resource SlidesBCOM 3e, Lehman & DuFrene
© 2012 Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part. 1
Establishing a Framework for Business Communication
Chapter 1
Learning Objectives
1. Define communication and describe the value for communication in business.
2. Explain the communication process model and the ultimate objective of the communication process.
3. Discuss how information flows in an organization (formally and informally; downward, upward, and horizontally; and through various levels).
4. Explain how legal and ethical constraints, diversity challenges, changing technology, and team environment act as a strategic force that influence the process of business communication.
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Communication Process Barriers
• Differences in _________ level, experience, and culture
• Physical issues, such as _____or room temperature
• Mental distractions, such as developing a response instead of ________
education
noise
listening
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Communication Systems
Formal Formal systemsystem
Informal Informal systemsystem
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Dispelling Myths about the Grapevine
• Grapevine is ___ _____ or ____ accurate than other communication channels
• Message distribution is __________ rather than linear in nature
no more less
networked
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Levels of Communication (cont.)
EXAMPLES
(cont.)
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Strategic Forces Influencing Business Communication
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Impacts of Technology
• Aids in collecting and organizing data
• Helps craft clearer and more effective messages
• Overcomes distance and time issues
• Complicates interpersonal relationship development
• Raises legal and ethical issues