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Communication - Basics and Importance

Wadhwani Skilling · 779 words · 4 min read

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0:00communication basics and importance

0:03in this video we will learn what

0:05communication is

0:07we will also learn the importance of

0:09communication and ways to improve our

0:12communication skills

0:14to have better personal and professional

0:16relationships

0:18talking is an integral part of living

0:22we talk to our family members friends

0:24people at work

0:26and even strangers but do we really

0:28communicate with them

0:31let's see how communication is different

0:33from talking

0:35talking simply refers to speaking words

0:38and sentences

0:40sometimes the message is understood

0:42sometimes it is not

0:45communicating is one step further in the

0:47process

0:49it is the sharing of information between

0:51two or more people

0:53to reach a common understanding

0:56communication is a two-way process

0:59it needs a sender or a speaker and a

1:01receiver or a listener

1:03the speaker's role is to speak clearly

1:06while the listener's role

1:08is to pay attention to the speaker

1:10however

1:11quite often people focus more on what

1:14they want to say

1:15rather than listen to others now

1:18before we understand the importance of

1:20communication

1:21let's imagine a day without speaking to

1:24anyone

1:27[Music]

1:32how would you find it difficult boring

1:37communication is the basis of all

1:39relationships

1:41we communicate with others for many

1:43reasons

1:44for example when you can't find your

1:46clothes you reach out to your mother or

1:49father

1:50we also need to talk to others to share

1:52our joys and sorrows with them

1:55at work we talk to our co-workers to

1:57share ideas

1:58exchange information and seek help from

2:01them

2:03without communication our life would

2:05come to a standstill

2:08we communicate not just verbally but

2:10also

2:11non-verbally through our body language

2:13and facial expressions

2:15another mode of communication is written

2:18which includes letters

2:19emails notes etc

2:22to make sure we talk and write

2:24effectively and that our audience gets

2:27the message

2:28we must follow the seven c's of

2:30communication

2:31let's see what these are

2:37[Music]

2:38be clear when writing or speaking to

2:41someone

2:42be clear about your message think what

2:45your purpose is in communicating with

2:47another person

2:49if you're not sure then your audience

2:51won't be either

2:54be concise keep your message short

2:57and to the point make sure your message

3:00is concrete

3:01and gives your audience a clear picture

3:03of what you want to say

3:06be correct correct communication

3:09is error free and uses language that is

3:12understood by others

3:14be coherent coherent communication

3:18is logical it means that all points are

3:21connected to the main topic

3:22and follow the correct order or sequence

3:26your message should be complete after

3:29reading or listening to your message

3:31others should know what is to be done

3:35finally be courteous use respectful

3:38and polite language at all times

3:41now let's look at a conversation to see

3:44how an

3:45unclear message can confuse others hello

3:48doctor

3:49my right leg has been paining since

3:51yesterday

3:52alright let me check

3:55[Music]

3:58well you have got sciatica i'll write

4:01down some analgesics for your

4:03inflammation

4:04and proceed from there based on your

4:06body's response

4:07what i don't understand is it serious

4:11will i be fine am i going to die

4:14you'll be fine just take these medicines

4:19um all right

4:21[Music]

4:24i don't know what he's saying i think i

4:27should speak to some other doctor

4:29i don't trust this doctor do you think

4:32this communication was effective what

4:35made it fail

4:37there are many barriers to communication

4:40and these may occur at

4:41any stage in the communication process

4:44they lead to misunderstanding

4:46and wasted time the use of

4:49over-complicated

4:50or unfamiliar language is a common

4:52barrier to communication

4:54here the doctor used difficult medical

4:57terms that the patient did not

4:59understand

5:00this left him confused nervous and

5:03unsure

5:05our emotions also affect our

5:07communication

5:09how we interpret what we hear is

5:11affected by the thoughts that come to

5:13our mind when we are listening

5:15for example if your boss asks if the

5:18task that was assigned to you has been

5:20completed

5:21and you interpret it as the boss blaming

5:23you for not completing the task

5:25you are likely to respond in anger

5:28however

5:28if you interpret the message as your

5:30boss just wanting to know the status

5:32you are likely to feel less angry and

5:34defensive

5:36distraction and lack of interest also

5:39affects understanding

5:42we filter information based on what we

5:44want to hear

5:46for example when our manager is

5:48assigning work

5:49we only listen to those which we need to

5:51do

5:53remember developing effective

5:55communication skills

5:56means improving both your speaking and

5:59listening skills

6:00even if you are not born with these

6:02skills you can develop them

6:04by paying attention to what and how you

6:07say things

6:08and listening attentively to others

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