Lead Workplace Communication 4r2s4c

1. Lead Workplace Communication Good workplace communication means good workplace performance. Everything, from personal to business relationships, hinges on communication. Communicate too little, too much, or incorrectly and everything you’ve worked for can fall apart. When people communicate properly, in a way that makes all parties feel heard, even conflict and criticism can be constructive and lead to positive results. Humans are social creatures by nature. We work together, play together, and live together. Verbal and non verbal, quietly or loudly, we communicate at work with our co-workers, employees, and leaders. We communicate at home with our families and friends. We’ve been communicating our whole lives. And we’re going to keep on communicating. In the workplace, appropriate communication method should be used; questions are often used to gain extra information, correct sources of information should be identified, information is selected and organized correctly, verbal and written reporting is undertaken when required and communication skills are maintained in all situations. In leading workplace discussions, responses to workplace issues are sought and are provided immediately. Constructive contributions are made to workplace discussions on such issues as production, quality and safety. Goals or objectives and action plan undertaken in the workplace are communicated. In identifying and communicating issues arising in the workplace, issues and problems are identified as they arise. Information regarding problems and issues are organized coherently to ensure clear and effective communication. Dialogue is initiated with appropriate personnel. Communication problems and issues are raised as they arise.

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