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The advantages of grapevine or informal communication fall in three main categories: 1. The grapevine increases cohesion among people at work. People use the grapevine to talk mainly about work, and some of the time (less than 20%) people use the grapevine to talk about personal matters.
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We discount information when the source is a known gossiper. But not completely... Even when the source is someone known to spread rumors, we believe that where there's smoke... Since we don’t know what part is fire and what is smoke, we accept the whole rumor. To justify our participation in spreading the rumor, we tell ourselves that part of it m...
Grapevine communication creates a social bondwhere none existed. People like to talk to one another; whether they talk about work or family, or anything. Teams become more cohesive when members talk to one another outside of the project or assignment they may be working on. Informal communication lends itself to bonding. The grapevine fills in a ga...
Grapevine communication is part of the workplace, it can't be eliminated. Recognizing its pros and cons can help you use it to your advantage.
The premise of Reflective Listening is that the speaker knows best what he/she is experiencing, the listener helps the speaker see it by reflecting it back as a mirror would. This listening creates a space for the deepest and most effective communication between two people to take place. Learn more about.
Summing Up. Communication in its most basic sense is transferring information from sender to receiver. The various definitions of communication (organizational, business, interpersonal and so forth) are just flavors of the basic definition of communication.
Technology acts as a barrier to communication when (1) it reduces the quantity and the quality of time that we spend with each other and (2) it distracts us from noticing the rest of our lives. Less Face Time. When we use our computer to bank, shop online, we no longer talk to the tellers, or to the store clerks.
The communication barrier of prejudging and filtering is created when we view (and judge) things a lens colored by our beliefs, our values, our opinions and our shadows. We'll call this our point of view. We adopt a point of view and then become attached to it, finding evidence and facts to support it. We filter what people say through our ...
This communication barrier is built when people start rehearsing what to say next and stop paying attention to what's being said now. We are all guilty of this at some point or another. We tune out what people are saying and start thinking what we're going to say next. We kind of go back and forth between listening and thinking what to say next.
