Characteristics of good communication Prepared by: Khalid Qassrawi 2010-2011.

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Characteristics of good communication Prepared by: Khalid Qassrawi

INTRODUCTION Without a doubt, good communication is an essential component of the successful management effort. This means conveying the right information to the right party at the right time and in the right form.

1- clarity: The information must be clear to the receiving party, The speaker or writer must make sure the listener or reader understands exactly what is meant, For example:. Acronyms and abbreviations must not be used in the reports or presentations. Future terms such as ‘‘tomorrow’’, ‘‘next Tuesday’’, or ‘‘four days later’’; should be accompanied by a date. 1- clarity: The information must be clear to the receiving party, The speaker or writer must make sure the listener or reader understands exactly what is meant, For example:. Acronyms and abbreviations must not be used in the reports or presentations. Future terms such as ‘‘tomorrow’’, ‘‘next Tuesday’’, or ‘‘four days later’’; should be accompanied by a date. Characteristics of good communication

2- simplicity: Simplicity Help to improve understanding, so the speaker or writer should use simple language in their daily communications, if the information can be efficiently conveyed in one sentence, two sentences or a whole paragraph should not be used. 2- simplicity: Simplicity Help to improve understanding, so the speaker or writer should use simple language in their daily communications, if the information can be efficiently conveyed in one sentence, two sentences or a whole paragraph should not be used. Characteristics of good communication

. 3- Accuracy: Professional communications must be accurate, objective, and up to date. Personal opinion and subjective statements must be limited and clearly labeled. And should not quoted information from internet without knowing the source, because these Information may not always be accurate or reliable. It depends on the specific source that has to be always mentioned.

Characteristics of good communication. 4- legibility: Some people have handwriting that is difficult to read, such people should type their communications on a computer. Legibility also includes ‘‘readability’’ whether on paper, on the computer screen, or on the projection screen. One of the frequent pitfalls for speakers using PowerPoint slides is cramming a slide with a lot of text that viewers cannot read.

Characteristics of good communication. 5- proper support tools: ( Pictures, tables, charts.) The old saying ‘‘A picture is worth more than a thousand words’’, Not only are pictures more helpful, but they are also unilingual: Anyone can understand them Tables, flowcharts, bar charts, organizational charts, and so forth are also helpful in conveying information.

6- proper level of details: The communicator must balance the amount of information in an intelligent way. 7- good organization and formality: Good organization implies sorting and organization the information so that it is easy for the viewer to read. 6- proper level of details: The communicator must balance the amount of information in an intelligent way. 7- good organization and formality: Good organization implies sorting and organization the information so that it is easy for the viewer to read. Characteristics of good communication

8- Retrievable: Retrieving information for live life project may be performed easily by Using the computer commands. we can store on a single compact disc (CD) or similar media, more than an entire file cabinet can hold, One common practice these days is to store information on an Internet website so that it can be retrieved from anywhere. 8- Retrievable: Retrieving information for live life project may be performed easily by Using the computer commands. we can store on a single compact disc (CD) or similar media, more than an entire file cabinet can hold, One common practice these days is to store information on an Internet website so that it can be retrieved from anywhere. Characteristics of good communication

9- preciseness and relevance to the subject: Providing too much information May be confusing. and counter productive. 10- Transformable: He ability to convert the files is extremely important. 9- preciseness and relevance to the subject: Providing too much information May be confusing. and counter productive. 10- Transformable: He ability to convert the files is extremely important. Characteristics of good communication

Thank you for listening Khalid Qassrawi