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Unit: Communication in an Organisation



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Effective organizational communication is the cornerstone of success. This vital process facilitates the exchange of ideas, information, and directives among individuals and teams. Clear communication fosters collaboration, minimizes misunderstandings, and aligns actions with strategic goals. From formal documents to informal conversations, communication shapes an organization's culture and efficiency. In an era of diverse communication channels, mastering this skill is more crucial than ever. This exploration will delve into communication's pivotal role in decision-making, conflict resolution, and leadership, highlighting its transformative power in achieving organizational excellence.

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1- Introduction 2- Organisational communication: Importance and practices for effective communication within an organization. 3- Personal communication skills: Understanding and improving interpersonal communication skills. 4- Team communication: How management can support effective communication within teams and other groups. 5- External communication: Strategies and tools for effective communication with external stakeholders. 6- Communication barriers: Identifying and addressing obstacles to effective communication. 7- Communication styles: Understanding different communication styles and their impact. 8- Communication tools: Evaluating and utilizing tools and approaches for effective communication. 9- Workplace communication improvements: Planning and implementing strategies to enhance workplace communication. 10- Introduction 11- Leadership qualities and characteristics 12- Different skills and characteristics of successful leaders. 13- Impact of different leadership styles on organizations. 14- Research on current theories, models, and principles of leadership. 15- Discrimination between leadership skills needed for different tasks and levels in organizations. 16- Usefulness evaluation of leadership theories, models, and principles. 17- Analysis of leadership skills required for specific situations. 18- Influence of an organization's objectives on choice of leadership style. 19- Evaluation of suitable leadership styles for different industries and sectors. 20- Identification of leadership development methods for various contexts 21- Introduction 22- Financial information: The need for financial information, its purpose, limitations, and stakeholders interested in the information. 23- Accounting arrangements and conventions: The accounting frameworks and regulations used by organizations. 24- Principles and standards: The principles and standards used to produce accounting and financial information. 25- Published financial information: The uses of published financial information. 26- Management accounting practices: How organizations use management accounting practices. 27- Financial commentary: The interpretation and analysis of published financial information. 28- Main items commented on: The key elements that are discussed in financial commentary. 29- Trends in accounting information: Identifying trends in published accounting information. 30- Introduction 31- Research and analysis of issues related to organizational change: Identifying and analyzing the impact of change on the organization's resources, explain. 32- Stakeholder involvement in planning and supporting change: Providing reasons and recommendations for a team approach to managing change, considering. 33- Planning the implementation and evaluation of a change process: Producing plans to prepare the organization for change and support implementation. 34- Introduction 35- Business processes and their importance in achieving business goals and objectives: Understanding the different functions within an organization. 36- Mapping organizational processes: Reviewing and analyzing the methods and approaches used to map out the various processes within an organization. 37- The impact of business goals and objectives on operations: Exploring how the mission, aims, and objectives of an organization influence its structure. 38- Approaches to goal setting: Analyzing different approaches to setting goals for organizations and understanding their effectiveness. 39- Setting SMART objectives: Learning how to set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound objectives to ensure clarity and focus. 40- Developing operational plans: Creating plans that support the achievement of organizational goals and objectives. 41- Using SMART objectives in operational planning: Incorporating SMART objectives into the development and implementation of operational plans. 42- Monitoring and controlling plans: Establishing systems to monitor and control the progress of operational plans and ensure that objectives are being met. 43- Introduction 44- Team characteristics: Identifying the attributes of a successful team. 45- Theoretical models and approaches: Reviewing different models and approaches used to evaluate teams. 46- Motivational factors: Assessing the factors that affect team motivation. 47- Setting team objectives: Identifying different approaches to setting objectives for teams. 48- Monitoring and evaluating team performance: Evaluating methods for monitoring and evaluating team performance. 49- Recommendations for improving team performance: Producing recommendations on how to improve team performance.
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