The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t said.
-Peter
Drucker
Effective communication is the process of exchanging ideas, thoughts,
opinions, knowledge and data so that the message is received and understood
with clarity and purpose. When we communicate effectively both the sender and
receiver feel satisfied.
The seven C’s of communication are a set of principles that ensures that
the underlying message is communicated effectively when we are communicating.
They are Clarity, Correct, Complete, Concrete, Concise, Considered, Courteous.
Effective communication is a combination of active listening, non-verbal
cues, Such as body language and tone, capability to understand one’s own
emotions and that of the person one is communicating with and ability to dealt
with stress in the present situation. Additionally, being mindful of cultural
differences and context helps prevent misunderstandings.
We know that English is global language. So that effective
communication in English can open many
doors for many different jobs and academic excellence also.
-Submitted by Ahammed Shabeeb K.
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Effective
communication in English is crucial for clear, concise, and persuasive
expression. As George Orwell wrote in 'Politics and English Language':
"But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought",
ensuring your message is clear and easy to understand is the basic attribute
for effective communication. For this we may need to adapt tone and style
according to audience as English has numerous dialect and slangs. Being mindful
of cultural differences and avoiding languages or topics that might be
offensive or insensitive is also very crucial. Active listening by asking
questions or simply observing the audience can be a effective way for the
cultural awareness. Being aware of body language, facial expression, and
gestures will also give you an upper hand as they can convey a lot of
information without saying a word. Ultimately effective communication is the
result of consciousness of the one communicating and can also be changed by the
response of the audience.
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