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What is the advantages and disadvantages of one way communication

Advantages:


Easy to use, no pressure on sender to justify what is being asked. Cheaper to use


Disadvantages


Employees may feel frustrated, less reliable as there is no way to receive feedback’s

What are the advantages and disadvantages of two way communication

Advantages


Can receive feedback, more effective as task can be clarified so employees more motivated


Disadvantage


Pressure on sender to justify what being asked


More time consuming so more expensive

When would a business use open and closed communication

Open- to communication with external stakeholders so they can understand


Closed- within departments like tech

What is chain network

Formal and vertical hierarchy, communication generally sent down hierarchy

What are the disadvantages of chain

Employees at bottom of hierarchy feel less involved


Information can become distorted as many layers

What is wheel communications

All communication goes through the leader

What is shannons and weavers theory

1. Technical- concerned with ability of reciever to hear information


2. Semantic- recievers ability to understand what is being sent


3. Effectiveness- whether the message that has been communicated is being acted upon

Barriers to effective communication


3

What are further barriers to effective communication

Body language, a serious message must have serious body language


Cultural differences


Skill of the senders

What are group norms

Set of rules can be written, unwritten. Usually established by behaviour of group