communication methods Flashcards

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what is face-to-face communication

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spoken information exchanged between people who can see each other

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list examples of face-to-face communication

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interviews, training sessions, and task assignments

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what are the advantages of face-to-face communication

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it encourages cooperation, saves time, allows immediate feedback, and fosters the generation of new ideas

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what are the disadvantages of face-to-face communication

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the message isn’t recorded, negative body language can act as a barrier, attention spans may be short, irrelevant information may arise, and the audience size is limited

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what is electronic communication

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it is a quick, easy, and flexible way to share information globally with large audiences using technology

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what are the limitations of electronic communication

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it requires technology and is prone to technical issues, such as signal or receiving problems

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how can businesses use social media for communication

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they can use platforms like twitter and instagram to interact with customers, gather primary data, and understand consumer views

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how can the internet support communication

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businesses can display services and goods, allow online shopping, advertise jobs, and respond to customer queries via websites

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what is the advantage of using email in communication

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it allows sharing information, including text and images, quickly and efficiently

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what are forms of electronic communication

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electronic noticeboards, mobile phones, videoconferencing, and teleconferencing

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what is the disadvantage of using email

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emails may be overlooked due to high volumes or ignored by recipients

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what are memorandums

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short, hand-written notes used internally for reminders or instructions

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what are the advantages of noticeboards

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they are cheap and can reach large audiences

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what are the disadvantages of memorandums

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they can become untidy, be overlooked, or be subject to abuse

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how are letters used in communication

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convey clear, formal information to stakeholders and can be kept as a record

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what are the limitations of letters

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writing letters is time-consuming, and employees may lack good writing skills

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what are forms used for

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daily operations, claim forms for expenses, order forms for products, and application forms for recruitment or loans

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what are the limitations of written communication

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it is time-consuming to prepare and requires research for documents like reports

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what are reports in communication

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convey formal, structured information, which can range from short to detailed and statistical

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what are the advantages of written communication

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it is formal, provides concrete evidence, and enables easy sharing of detailed information