Business Communication - Horizontal & Vertical Communication
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Jan 15, 2016
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This is a presentation on Horizontal and Vertical Communication, the two type of communications in an organization.
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Presentation on Horizontal and Vertical Communication
INTRODUCTION ON CORPORATE COMMUNICATION TAKES PLACE EVERYWHERE FOCAL POINT OF ANY TRANSACTION OR COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS DEPENDS ON EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION LIFEBLOOD OF EVERY ORGANISATION
Horizontal Communication Communication between equals in an organization Lateral or diagonal exchange of messages among peers or coworkers.
Objectives of Horizontal Communication To coordinate functions throughout the organisation To share information To solve problems To resolve conflicts
Drawbacks of Horizontal Communication Increased specialization Lack of recognition and reward Suppression of Differences Ego clashes
Drawback of Horizontal Communication
Downwards Communication Occurs when information flow down through an organization's formal chain of command Rules and mandates come down from the top leadership Trickling down to the managers and eventually reaching the employees
Transfer of information from top to bottom in Downwards Communication
Advantages of Downward Communication Organizational discipline Efficiency Effective communication of goals Ease of delegation
Upward Communication Flow of information from front line employees to managers, supervisors, and directors .
Advantages of Upward Communication Managers can get feedback from employees that can help improve organizational development. Mutual trust brings employees and managers closer to each other. Employees can be instrumental in forming new policies or changing those that are outdated.