how to have an EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

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             PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

For business organization ,it is always advisable to adopt the best possible communication systems to achieve it's objectives and goals.In the present situation of extensive marketing with cut-throat competition,it is necessary to have an effective communication system.
 FOR THE YOUTH OF INDIAN CULTURE AN EFFECTIVE COMM.IS GREAT IMPACT
       
 1.clarity of thoughts
2.clarity of expressions
3.completeness of any type of communication
4.conciseness
5.integrity




New inventions and inovations in the field of communication
due to information technology has given new dimensions to business activity.Thus,communication has become fundamental in getting success/unsuccess
in our or trade.Skill in communication is a precondition and requirement of every business activity .It becomes more important when there is a continuous interaction among persons like managers,professionals,and people in daily life.Success of anybody can largely depends upon the clarity of ideas of communication.Any interruptions in communication process will block activities and functioning of particular work.It can be said as life blood of any business...as blood is necessary for functioning of human being,it helps in establishing the feeling of integrity.
 

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