Communication and Why We Need Effective Communication
Introduction
With every interaction, whether active or passive, we find ourselves communicating with other people. Even our silence connotes some intention, which others may interpret at their discretion. Whether by artifact or by attendance, every human being constantly participates in the process of communication
Defining Communication
Communication means exchange of ideas, views, opinion, understanding, feelings, emotions, facts or information between two or more persons by any sources or medium.
Communication is not only the essence of being human, but also a vital property of life… - John A. Piece
Communication is broadly defined as interaction of thoughts, exchange of ideas and building proper motivation between two binary polar that is sender and receiver, speaker and listener and establishes proper understanding between them.
Etymologically speaking, the word communication derives its original meaning from the Greek word 'communis ' which means to express or build up a group negotiation. In this regard communication is perceived as an umbrella term that consists of complicated networks of human relationship. The fundamental objective of communication is to build up negotiation, integrity and harmony amidst the heterogeneous mass of people.
History of Communication:
Communication process started from the early phase even when we knew how to read and write. It evolved from simple body language or ancient pictorial messages carved on rocks metamorphosed into rather evolved channels of communication like the telephone, television and of course the world wide web that brought the world together.
Communication is a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior
0rigins of communication:
Body Language. Body language is communication through simple body gestures. : A friendly handshake, a gracious smile or even a warm hug.
Speech: Evidence shows that modern adaptations for
With every interaction, whether active or passive, we find ourselves communicating with other people. Even our silence connotes some intention, which others may interpret at their discretion. Whether by artifact or by attendance, every human being constantly participates in the process of communication
Defining Communication
Communication means exchange of ideas, views, opinion, understanding, feelings, emotions, facts or information between two or more persons by any sources or medium.
Communication is not only the essence of being human, but also a vital property of life… - John A. Piece
Communication is broadly defined as interaction of thoughts, exchange of ideas and building proper motivation between two binary polar that is sender and receiver, speaker and listener and establishes proper understanding between them.
Etymologically speaking, the word communication derives its original meaning from the Greek word 'communis ' which means to express or build up a group negotiation. In this regard communication is perceived as an umbrella term that consists of complicated networks of human relationship. The fundamental objective of communication is to build up negotiation, integrity and harmony amidst the heterogeneous mass of people.
History of Communication:
Communication process started from the early phase even when we knew how to read and write. It evolved from simple body language or ancient pictorial messages carved on rocks metamorphosed into rather evolved channels of communication like the telephone, television and of course the world wide web that brought the world together.
Communication is a process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior
0rigins of communication:
Body Language. Body language is communication through simple body gestures. : A friendly handshake, a gracious smile or even a warm hug.
Speech: Evidence shows that modern adaptations for