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BUSINESS
COMMUNICATION
BUSINESS
         COMMUNICATION




• Reflects on YOU
• Reflects on the COMPANY
• Reflects on the GOODWILL
IDEAL
          COMMUNICATION

• Acceptance of downward/sidewise
  communication
• Accurate upward communication
• Focus on effective job execution
• Provide Solutions with Problems
• Regular feedback
• Timely communication
WRITTEN
           COMMUNICATION

• Conveying complex information
• Reaching your intended receiver
• Providing proof of
  communication
• Ensuring confidentiality
• Providing convenience for your
  reader
FIGURE THESE OUT!

• Individuals who make their abodes in vitreous edifices should
  be advised to refrain from catapulting perilous projectiles.

• All articles that coruscate with resplendence are not truly
  auriferous.

• Where there are visible vapors having their provenance in
  ignited carbonaceous materials, there is conflagration.

• It is fruitless to attempt to indoctrinate a superannuated canine
  with innovative maneuvers.
THEIR SIMPLE FORMS


• People who live in glass houses should not throw
  stones.

• All that glitters is not gold.

• Where there's smoke, there's fire!

• You can't try to teach an old dog new tricks.
ASSERTIVE
            COMMUNICATION

•   Be Direct
•   Be Appropriate
•   Be Calm/Controlled
•   Be a Listener
•   Be Responsible
•   Be Yourself
BODY LANGUAGE

•   SMILE
•   OPEN POSTURE
•   FORWARD LEAN
•   TOUCH
•   EYE CONTACT
•   NOD
TELEPHONE

• Identify yourself
• Respect other’s time
• Request before placing
  someone on hold
• Thank for waiting
• Smile when you talk
E-MAIL
• Respond always
• Mention subject/change subject while
  replying
• Be brief, but avoid extreme brevity (ASAP,
  BTW, K3G, u r 2 gr8)
• CAPITAL LETTERS SHOUT
• Forward after deleting previous senders’
  addresses
ROLES OF A
                PRESENTER
•   Creator
•   Director
•   Planner
•   Designer
•   Evaluator
•   Guide
•   Coach
•   Motivator
•   Learner
•   Writer
THE OPENING

1. Arouse curiosity.
2. Human interest story.
3. Use an exhibit.
4. Ask a question.
5. A striking quotation.
6. Tie the topic with the vital interest
   of the listeners.
7. Power of shocking facts.
THE CLOSE

1.   Summarize
2.   Pay sincere compliments
3.   Use a quotation
4.   Appeal for action
5.   Raise a laughter
MOTIVATE TO WIN
              HEARTS!

             • Appreciate
            • Acknowledge
               • Reward




Only the self motivated can motivate others

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Business Communication

  • 2. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION • Reflects on YOU • Reflects on the COMPANY • Reflects on the GOODWILL
  • 3. IDEAL COMMUNICATION • Acceptance of downward/sidewise communication • Accurate upward communication • Focus on effective job execution • Provide Solutions with Problems • Regular feedback • Timely communication
  • 4. WRITTEN COMMUNICATION • Conveying complex information • Reaching your intended receiver • Providing proof of communication • Ensuring confidentiality • Providing convenience for your reader
  • 5. FIGURE THESE OUT! • Individuals who make their abodes in vitreous edifices should be advised to refrain from catapulting perilous projectiles. • All articles that coruscate with resplendence are not truly auriferous. • Where there are visible vapors having their provenance in ignited carbonaceous materials, there is conflagration. • It is fruitless to attempt to indoctrinate a superannuated canine with innovative maneuvers.
  • 6. THEIR SIMPLE FORMS • People who live in glass houses should not throw stones. • All that glitters is not gold. • Where there's smoke, there's fire! • You can't try to teach an old dog new tricks.
  • 7. ASSERTIVE COMMUNICATION • Be Direct • Be Appropriate • Be Calm/Controlled • Be a Listener • Be Responsible • Be Yourself
  • 8. BODY LANGUAGE • SMILE • OPEN POSTURE • FORWARD LEAN • TOUCH • EYE CONTACT • NOD
  • 9. TELEPHONE • Identify yourself • Respect other’s time • Request before placing someone on hold • Thank for waiting • Smile when you talk
  • 10. E-MAIL • Respond always • Mention subject/change subject while replying • Be brief, but avoid extreme brevity (ASAP, BTW, K3G, u r 2 gr8) • CAPITAL LETTERS SHOUT • Forward after deleting previous senders’ addresses
  • 11. ROLES OF A PRESENTER • Creator • Director • Planner • Designer • Evaluator • Guide • Coach • Motivator • Learner • Writer
  • 12. THE OPENING 1. Arouse curiosity. 2. Human interest story. 3. Use an exhibit. 4. Ask a question. 5. A striking quotation. 6. Tie the topic with the vital interest of the listeners. 7. Power of shocking facts.
  • 13. THE CLOSE 1. Summarize 2. Pay sincere compliments 3. Use a quotation 4. Appeal for action 5. Raise a laughter
  • 14. MOTIVATE TO WIN HEARTS! • Appreciate • Acknowledge • Reward Only the self motivated can motivate others