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The 7C's of Communication (With Examples) | From A Business Professor

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0:00effective communication is essential in

0:02every aspect of our life a person who

0:04can communicate effectively will always

0:06have an advantage when dealing with

0:08people the seven C's of communication

0:10are a list of principles or values for

0:12people to apply to their communication

0:14the seven C's are clear correct complete

0:18concrete concise considered and

0:20courteous so what are those principles

0:22being referred to are there any real

0:24world examples both positive and

0:26negative in this video I will discuss

0:29these questions with

0:32you number one clear communication

0:35should be clear and easily

0:37understandable avoid jargon complex

0:39language or ambiguous terms that may

0:41lead to confusion the message should be

0:44straightforward and to the point for

0:46example hi John I would like to schedule

0:49a meeting with you in regards to

0:50yesterday's conversation the topics you

0:53covered were great and I'd like to speak

0:55about them in detail please let me know

0:57when you would like to have this meet

0:59regards Chris in the above example we do

1:02not know which conversation Chris is

1:04referring to if Chris had met Jon on

1:06multiple occasions that day then he

1:08wouldn't know what Chris is actually

1:10talking about so we can revise the

1:12message into hi John I would like to

1:15schedule a meeting with you in regards

1:17to your presentation on email marketing

1:19the topics you covered were great and I

1:21would like to discuss implementation on

1:23our current clients please let me know

1:25when you have the time so that we can

1:26discuss it in detail regards Chris as

1:30you can see after the change the reader

1:32knows exactly what is expected of him

1:34because the message is

1:37clear number two concise be concise in

1:41your communication by eliminating

1:43unnecessary details and avoiding

1:44wordiness focus on conveying the

1:47essential information without

1:48overwhelming the audience with

1:49irrelevant information for example dear

1:52Bari I wanted to talk about the video

1:55editing ideas we sort of planned out the

1:57other day don't you think it would make

1:58a lot of sense to also add additional

2:00elements to the videos I mean I think

2:03that would sort of improve the quality

2:04of the videos as well as have a stronger

2:07impact on the client's message for

2:09instance we could add a dissolve

2:10transition to each movie which would

2:12then give it a seamless flow this would

2:14then make the video cleaner and be more

2:16appealing in the minds of the people the

2:18impact would just be a lot greater this

2:21makes a lot more sense according to me

2:23what do you think regards Alex as you

2:27can tell there is a lot of repetition in

2:29this email and it is quite long the

2:31email can be made shorter and to the

2:33point for example hi Bari I'd like to

2:36discuss our video editing plans from the

2:38other day considering the client's

2:40message I propose adding dissolve

2:42transitions to create a seamless flow

2:44this would improve video quality and

2:46enhance overall impact what are your

2:48thoughts best

2:52Alex number three concrete use specific

2:56and tangible language to make your

2:58message more concrete Pro providing

3:00details and examples can help the

3:01audience better grasp the meaning and

3:03intent of your communication here is a

3:05bad example we should increase

3:07efficiency in our operations as you can

3:10tell the above message lacks detailed

3:12instructions and guidance good example

3:15to improve operational efficiency each

3:17department should conduct a workflow

3:19analysis identify specific bottlenecks

3:21and Implement targeted process

3:25improvements number four correct ensure

3:29that your communic ation is

3:30grammatically correct free from spelling

3:32errors and follows proper punctuation

3:34and formatting incorrect language can

3:36undermine The credibility of the message

3:38in the sender here is a bad example Hi

3:41Sam it was wonderful meeting you last

3:43week I had a good time I'm sure we will

3:46be able to do some great work on this

3:48project let me know whether you need any

3:50supplies from the company and I'll get

3:52them delivered as soon as possible

3:54thanks again speak to you soon regards

3:58Desmond if you noticed in in the above

4:00email there are two errors the first one

4:02is the writer has spelled weak

4:04incorrectly and the second is the use of

4:06the word whether instead of weather

4:08please keep in mind that spell Checkers

4:10don't always work so make sure you proof

4:12at

4:14everything number five consideration be

4:18considerate of your audience's needs

4:19interests and perspectives tailor your

4:22message to your audience taking into

4:24account their knowledge level

4:25expectations and any cultural or

4:27contextual factors that may influence

4:29how they interpret the information for

4:31example some companies announce layoffs

4:33without addressing employee concerns or

4:35providing support this lack of empathy

4:38can leave employees feeling disregarded

4:40or neglected by their employers

4:42potentially impacting the Loyalty of the

4:44remaining Workforce to make their

4:46employees feel more comfortable the

4:47company should make the following

4:49announcement due to organizational

4:51changes some positions will be affected

4:54we understand this may be difficult and

4:56we are offering counseling services and

4:58financial support during the

5:01transition number six complete provide

5:05all the necessary information for the

5:07audience to understand the message fully

5:09incomplete communication can lead to

5:11misunderstandings or misinterpretations

5:13include relevant details and address

5:15potential questions or concerns here is

5:18a bad example hi guys please make sure

5:21to carry all the items tomorrow for the

5:23meeting regards Jay as you can tell the

5:26message is clearly incomplete there are

5:29no details as to what items which

5:30meeting where and at what time therefore

5:33Jay should revise the email in the

5:35following way hi guys just a reminder

5:38that we have a meeting scheduled at 10:

5:40a.m. tomorrow at conference room 304 to

5:42discuss the Britannia event please make

5:44sure you get all the event props that

5:46need to be presented to the client

5:48regards

5:51J number seven courtesy maintain a

5:55polite and respectful tone in your

5:57communication being courteous Fosters a

6:00positive relationship between the sender

6:02and the receiver consider the feelings

6:04and perspectives of your audience and

6:05choose your words carefully here is a

6:08bad example dear Tom I have noticed that

6:10there are always delays in the orders

6:13you need to focus on the orders

6:14Department as a priority please get all

6:17the orders cleared ASAP regards Sam

6:20there is a very good chance that the

6:22reader will get angry if they receive a

6:24message like this it might result in

6:26creating a toxic environment rather than

6:28solving any issue

6:30here is another way you can convey the

6:31same message dear Tom thank you for your

6:34work at the book fair I have noticed

6:36that there are orders pending which need

6:38to be cleared on priority I would

6:40appreciate it if you could focus on

6:42getting these cleared so that we can

6:43avoid any delays to the customer thanks

6:46a lot and please let me know if you have

6:48any questions or concerns best Sam now

6:51you can see that the same message has

6:53been conveyed in a constructive and

6:54positive manner the reader would be more

6:57likely to respond positively in this

6:59case rather than

7:01react to sum up the way we communicate

7:04is a huge factor in how successful we

7:06are in life if we communicate

7:08effectively it gives us more credibility

7:10in our jobs as well as personal life

7:13using the seven C's of communication

7:15that is when you're clear concise

7:17concrete correct consider the speaker

7:19complete and courteous with your message

7:21you will become an effective

7:23communicator and find more success in

7:25your interactions with

7:26people

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