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A CASE STUDY OF WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION PROBLEM: STRATEGIES FOR IMPLEMENTATION TO MAKE THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS MORE EFFECTIVE
Instituting effective organisational communication is imminent for organisations if they want to be relevant in the business world, going forward. Severally, breaches in communication ethics result in conflicts between top management and the labour force. This work examine such a case with a fictitious company name, in order to address the issue, by proffering a way forward using psychological theories and models.
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Keywords: Communication Skills, Performance, Ghana. 1. Introduction. According to Sikiti (1998:1), "Communication is a purposeful process of expressing, receiving and understanding messages containing factual information, feelings, ideas and needs by two or more individuals through common symbols".
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with the students and improve their learning and communication skills. Therefore, this study shows the relation between student's performance and teacher's effective communication in the Faculty of Management Science, University of Karachi, Pakistan. Literature Review Good and effective communication can help well trained teacher to
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a case study that identifies a communication challenge which the chapter addresses ... this book teaches skills allowing students from all academic backgrounds to under-stand communication. LYNN H. TURNER received her Ph.D. from Northwestern University and is Professor in Communication Studies at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ...
wledge on the road and went to school.Every day, you spoke in front of your peers and teachers, practicing your skills and responding to the cues of others, learning that ot. er people have different perspectives. You started to present. projects and maybe delivered speeches. Sharing your learning experience is a balance of communicati.
Effective communication skills enable individuals to address and resolve these issues more efficiently, minimizing disruptions and maintaining harmony. Achieving goals: Success often depends on one's capacity to communicate their objectives, ideas, and plans effectively. Whether in business, education, or personal
This study used The Competent Speaker, a rubric developed by the National Communication Association (S. P. Morreale, M. R. Moore, K. P. Taylor, D. Surges-Tatum, & R. Hulbert-Johnson, 1993), to evaluate student performance in general education public speaking courses as a case study of student skills and programmatic assessment.
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Academic Research and Communication Skills - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The case study method is commonly used in post-graduate education, especially in social sciences. It involves an in-depth analysis of a real-world situation or specific case to understand a complex phenomenon.
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