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  1. 1. Business Communication September 2014 niv@ppm-manajemen.ac.id
  2. 2. Why should you CARE about the way you communicating?
  3. 3. Because it’s your career on the line!
  4. 4. Employer’s Expectation
  5. 5. It’s also important for your company. Find out why!
  6. 6. relationship influence productivity financial earlier warning decision making marketing engagement
  7. 7. Communication in Organization: Formal
  8. 8. Communication in Organization: Informal
  9. 9. Let’s play a communication game!
  10. 10. Communication Process: 1 Sender has an idea
  11. 11. Communication Process: 2 Sender encodes the idea to a message
  12. 12. Communication Process: 3 Sender produces message in a medium
  13. 13. Communication Process: 4 Sender transmits message through a channel
  14. 14. Communication Process: 5 Audience(s) receives the message
  15. 15. Communication Process: 6 Audience(s) decodes the message
  16. 16. Communication Process: 7 Audience(s) responds to the message
  17. 17. Communication Process: 8 Audience(s) provides feedback to the sender
  18. 18. Sender has an idea Sender encodes idea into message Sender produce message in a medium The message is sent through a channel Audience receive the message Audience decodes the message Audience responds Feedback Potential problems: Solutions: Potential problems: Solutions:
  19. 19. Analyze what can go wrong (potential problems) in the process, and propose solutions to address the potential problems.
  20. 20. BizComm 1.0 Publication. Lecture. Intrusion. 1 direction. 1 to many. Control. Low message frequency. Few channels. Info hoarding. Static. Hierarchical. Structured. Isolation. Planned. Isolated. BizComm 2.0 Conversation. Discussion. Permission multidirectional. 1 to 1, many to many. Influence. High message frequency. Many channels. Info sharing. Dynamic. Egalitarian. Amorphous. Collaboration. Reactive. Responsive.
  21. 21. 1 of the most essential elements of interpersonal communication
  22. 22. Increased info & knowledge Increased diversity of views Increased acceptance of solutions Higher performance levels Groupthink Hidden agendas Cost
  23. 23. Let’s watch some inspirational talks about listening! (Google for: Julian Treasure, ted.com, listen better)
  24. 24. Why we must improve listening skills? Strengthen relationships Expedite product delivery Highlight opportunities Support workplace diversity Build foundation for trust Enhance performance
  25. 25. Types of Listening Content Listening Critical Listening Empathic Listening Active Listening
  26. 26. The Process of Listening receiving decoding remembering evaluating responding
  27. 27. Barriers to Listening Physical elements Selective listening Short attention span Prejudgment and defensiveness Little common ground Business Communication Today, 9e Memory barriers © Prentice Hall, 2008 Chapter 2 - 29
  28. 28. Overcoming barriers to effective listening Lower barriers of physical reception Focus on the speaker & analyze what you hear Be open minded Write down Improve your memory
  29. 29. Nonverbals vs Verbals
  30. 30. Recognizing Nonverbal Communication Facial expressions Gestures and posture Vocal characteristics Personal appearance Touching behavior Use of time and space Business Communication Today, 9e © Prentice Hall, 2008 Chapte r 2 - 33
  31. 31. Recognizing Nonverbal Communication Facial expressions Gestures and posture Vocal characteristics Personal appearance Touching behavior Use of time and space Business Communication Today, 9e © Prentice Hall, 2008 Chapte r 2 - 34
  32. 32. Recognizing Nonverbal Communication Facial expressions Gestures and posture Vocal characteristics Personal appearance Touching behavior Use of time and space Business Communication Today, 9e © Prentice Hall, 2008 Chapte r 2 - 35
  33. 33. Maximizing Nonverbal Communication Skills Note facial expressions Watch gestures and postures Listen for vocal characteristics Recognize physical appearance Be careful with physical contact Observe use of time and space
  34. 34. Write an essay in 3-5 pages (Arial 10, 1.5 spacing, A4): analyzing your difficulties in the • communication process, • listening process and • Nonverbals And how you’re going to deal with it. Submit: 48 hours before next class Using emails / blogs (link). ninaivanasatmaka@gmail.com
  35. 35. Source: • Business Communication Today. Bovee & Thill. 11th ed. Pearson. (Chapter 1-2) • All images are searched from Google search engine.

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