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Title: LETS TALK BUSINESS Tara Benson Musicland


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LETS TALK BUSINESS Tara BensonMusicland
  • Communication is a vital part of life. I use it
    during most of my waking hours without really
    considering it, yet I am continually immersed in
    communication of one form or another.
  • Communication is important because it is the
    foundation of my personal and professional
    relationships.
  • Communicating forms bonds and creates trust
    between people. At Musicland keeping an open line
    of communication enables me to work effectively
    and make sound decisions.
  • Good communication skills are tools for achieving
    my goals and getting results.

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Business Communication Goals
  • RECEIVER UNDERSTANDING
  • The receiver understands the message as the
    sender intends.
  • RECEIVER RESPONSE
  • The receiver provides the necessary response to
    the sender.
  • FAVORABLE RELATIONSHIP
  • The sender and the receiver maintain a favorable
    relationship.
  • ORGANIZATIONAL GOODWILL
  • The senders organization gains goodwill.

3
Communication Process Model
Message
Sender
Receiver
Feedback
Barriers
Barriers
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Senders and Receivers Roles
  • SENDERS ROLE
  • 1. Analyze the receiver.
  • 2. Select message type and channel.
  • 3. Use the you-viewpoint when composing and
    sending messages.
  • 4. Provide for feedback.
  • 5. Remove communication barriers.
  • RECEIVERS ROLE
  • 1. Listen or read carefully.
  • 2. Be open to different types of senders and new
    ideas.
  • 3. Make notes when necessary.
  • 4. Provide appropriate feedback to sender.
  • 5. Ask questions for clarification as necessary.

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Analysis of the Receiver
  • KNOWLEDGE
  • Education
  • Experience
  • Vocabulary Level
  • INTERESTS
  • Concerns
  • Needs
  • Motivations
  • ATTITUDES
  • Values
  • Biases
  • Viewpoints
  • EMOTIONAL STATE
  • Happy
  • Neutral
  • Angry

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Using the You-Viewpoint
  • We-Viewpoint We are happy to have your order.
  • You-Viewpoint Thank you for your order.
  • We-Viewpoint We allow a 2 percent discount if
    the bill is paid by the 10th of the month.
  • You-Viewpoint You can realize an additional 2
    percent savings by paying invoices before the
    10th of the month.
  • We-Viewpoint We build Alpha cars to last.
  • You-Viewpoint When you buy an Alpha car, you are
    buying long-term, dependable enjoyment and
    service.
  • We-Viewpoint Thursday I will give a business
    communication test.
  • You-Viewpoint Thursday you will have an
    opportunity to share your knowledge of business
    communication.

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Communication Barriers
  • Poor Word Choice
  • Differing Connotations
  • Inappropriate Inferences
  • Poor Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation, and Sentence
    Structure
  • Wrong Type of Message
  • Poor Appearance of Written Message
  • Poor Appearance of Sender of Oral Message
  • Distracting Environmental Factors
  • Limited Receiver Capability
  • Poor Listening
  • Others -- Lack of Interest
  • Lack of Knowledge Needed to Understand
  • Different Cultural Perceptions
  • Language Difficulty
  • Emotional State
  • Bias
  • The MAJOR BARRIER--Failure to Use the
    You-Viewpoint
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