Introduction

 

Communication is an imperative portion of our every day schedules. We sit in school and tune in to instructors. We read articles, books and magazines. We converse to companions, watch TV, and communicate over the Web.

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The work environment is no different. Specialists tell us that 70–80 percent of our working time is went through in some kind of communication. We’re perusing and composing memos, sending and replying to emails, listening to our associates, or having one-to-one discussions with our bosses.

 

Communication includes at least two individuals: the sender and the receiver. In this programme, we’ll review the four types of communication between senders and recipients: writing, speaking, listening, and presiding meetings. Each one is critical to your success within the work environment.

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