Communication Overload (Quick Revision) Flashcards
Define: Communication Overload
Communication overload is when an individual has too many messages to deal with
State two reasons why effective communication is important to a firm.
- So people know what to do, when to do it and how to do it.
- To listen and learn from stakeholders.
State two reasons why communication might be poor in a large organisation.
- Different culture ls and objectives within different parts of the organisation.
- Too many levels of hierarchy.
State three reasons why communication is important to motivation.
- To provide feedback to staff
- To praise
- To listen to staff and involve them in decisions
State one way in which a manager might reduce overload.
Delegate
What is the Examiner’s note for Communication Overload.
The risk of communication overload has increased with IT. This has made it easier to get messages to people, and consequently managers have more data to filter.
What is the Evaluation point for Communication Overload?
Communication overload is often common as organisations grow.