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    ลำดับตอนที่ #13 : [[R.S.]]Business Management::Chapter.9::18.1.12

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     Review Sheet of Business Management

    Chapter 9 Test :: 19.Jan.11

     

    Chapter.9 :: Coomunication Skills [[Page.200]]

    9-1 Developing Communication Skills [[Page 202]]

    -        Communication is the act of exchanging information.

    -        Managers spend as much as three-quarters of their time communicating. They use these skills to absorb information, motivate employees, and deal effectively with customers and co-workers.

    -        Communicating effectively is an important management skill for several reasons:

    ·       Managers must give direction to the people who work for them.

    ·       Managers must be able to motivate people.

    ·       Managers must be able to convince customers that they should do business with them.

    ð  Effective communication is the key to convincing a customer to purchase a product or service.

    ·       Managers must be able to absorb the ideas of others.

    ·       Managers must be able to persuade other people.

    -        Before managers can master either communication in writing or verbally, they must be able to identify the audience, develop good listening skills, and understand the importance of nonverbal communication.

    -        To communicate effectively, managers need to determine their audience by answering the following questions:

    ·       What does the audience already know?

    ·       What does it want to know?

    ·       What is its capacity for absorbing information?

    ·       What does it hope to gain by listening? Is it hoping to be motivated? Informed? Convinced?

    ·       Is the audience friendly or hostile?

    -        One of the most important skills a manager can develop is the ability to listen. Good listening skill enable managers to absorb the information they need, recognize problems, and understand other people’s viewpoints.

    -        Managers need to learn active listening, which involves absorbing what another person is saying and responding to the person’s concerns.

    ·       Learning to listen actively involves the following steps:

    1.     Identify the speaker’s purpose.

    2.     Identify the speaker’s main idea.

    3.     Note the speaker’s tone as well as his/her body language.

    4.     Respond to the speaker with appropriate comments, questions, and body language.

    ·       Managers who listen actively incorporate the feedback they obtain.

    -        Business managers must learn to use and read nonverbal means of communication effectively.

    ·       Nonverbal cues are pieces of information acquired by observing rather than listening to other people. They sometimes provide more information than verbal cues.

     

    9-2 Types of Communication [[Page 210]]

    -        To communicate effectively, managers must be able to write clearly, concisely, and persuasively.

    -        Before writing a business document, managers need to identify the purpose of the document, the audience, and the main point they want to convey.

    -        Many business managers have difficulty writing well. To improve their writing, managers can apply several basic principles:

    ·       Write as simply and clearly as possible.

    ·       Be sure that the content and tone of the document are appropriate for the audience.

    ·       Proofread the document.

    -        Most managers engage in different kind of writing everyday, in which each form requires different skills.

    ·       Memos are used to communicate with people within the same company.

    ð  Memo (or office memorandum) is the most common form of business communication.

    ð  Many companies use e-mail to send memos.

    ·       Business letters should include the date, the recipient’s name and address, the purpose of the letter, and the name and job title of the sender.

    ð  While businesses use e-mail for internal communications, most contact customers and suppliers by sending formal business letters.

    ·       Reports are documents that provide a lot of information on a particular topic.

    ð  They are used to provide managers with the information they need to make decisions.

    ð  Writing reports requires much more thought and organization than writing memos or letters.

    -        Not all business communication is done in writing. In fact, most is done orally.

    -        Successful managers use their oral communication skills to give clear instructions, motivate their staffs, and persuade other people.

    -        All businesspeople need to be able to speak effectively and they need to follow these rules

    ·       Make emotional contact with listeners by addressing them by name where possible.

    ·       Avoid speaking in a monotone.

    ·       Be enthusiastic and project a positive outlook.

    ·       Avoid interrupting others.

    ·       Always be courteous.

    ·       Avoid empty sounds or words, such as ‘uh,’ ‘um,’ ‘like,’ and ‘you know.’

    -        Besides having to master both written and verbal communication skills, managers also need to understand when to use each kind of skill.

    ·       Verbal communication is most appropriate for sensitive communications.

    ·       Written communication is most appropriate for communicating routine information.

     


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