Organizational
communication:
Efficient and reliable communication is a very
important part of any organization. An efficient communication always helps to
minimize the mistake during working activities. It also ensures the optimum
quality of work to be done.
The method or system of circulating or conveying or
sharing the information like company policies, personnel rules, and regulations,
production target and planning, organizational goals, or any other details about
work among the employees of the organization is known as “organizational
communication.”
The different organizations follow different kinds
of communication. Every organization follows a particular communication method.
Organizational communication is an integral part of every organization. An effective communication system plays an important role in building a successful
business. Communication influence
the way of employees behave in the organization. Communication in an
organization is an essential managerial part because the role of management is
to prepare various plans and to pass on the information to the employees. The
feedback of work done is also reaches the management through an effective
and efficient communication system.
Objectives of
organizational communication:
The main objectives of organizational communication
are given below:
1- An efficient and effective communication always creates the best working environment in any organization.
2- Good communication always the way of people behave in any
organization.
3- An effective and efficient communication always results in the form of
better coordination, good understanding, and good competence in any
organization.
4- It helps to achieve the pre-set targets in a better way.
5- Good communication ensures that the instructions and feedback are
passing on to the concerned department or person.
6- The plans or policies are executed effectively and efficiently with the help of good communication.
Types of Organizational Communication:
The different types of organizational communication systems are given
below:
1- Formal communication
system
2- Informal
communication system
3- Vertical
communication system
4- Horizontal
communication system
Formal communication:
Formal communication is the most
commonly used in many organizations. This type of communication takes place
from the predefined communication channel. The management and employees working
in the organization use these communication channels to communicate with each other.
This kind of communication system is mostly used in organizations that have
a classified organizational structure. The front-line employee cannot
communicate to the top management directly. The middle-level management works
as a bridge between top management and front-line employee for communication
between them.
Informal communication:
The communication channels are not
predefined in this communication. This is the opposite communication of formal
communication. Informal communication does not take place through formal
channels. the communication between management and employees takes place
through multiple communication channels. The top management and front-line
employees can communicate with each other directly in this communication. The
organization using informal communication does not have a properly predefined
classified structure. The employees working in this kind of structure are
considered equal to each other.
Vertical communication:
The communication that happens between
manager and his subordinates are known as vertical communication.
It can be further divided into two
categories:
Upward
vertical communication
Downward vertical communication
Upward vertical communication:
The manager gives instructions or
directions to his subordinates through upward vertical communication.
Downward vertical
communication:
The information flows from subordinate
to the manager. The subordinate communicates to his manager in this
communication.
Horizontal communication:
It is the communication that takes
place between employees of the same level. It is considered formal communication
between the people working at the same level to share the information.
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