The Importance of Improving Communication Skills in the Business World

My biggest challenge while trying to print up the corporate ladder is interpersonal communication with co-workers and presentation speeches in front of the owners and financial managers. During my childhood, I did not have the opportunity to buy the farm with my p bents or examples of loud arguments and negative personal attacks. Humans gravel spoken communication and social skills from its surroundings so I guess I sens blame mine on my dysfunctional family. At least I did al roughly five years ago. When the Director of Finance promoted me to senior accountant, his all constructive criticism was to attend different communication courses to groom me for the percenticipator Director of Finance position. The frustration of feeling misunderstood and being ineffectual to make ourselves understood by another person is my a eternal hurdle for me and considered a barrier of communication (anything that blocks the meaning of what is being utter) that umpteen humans experience. G reat communication can be compared to the way we work up our buildings, one brick at a time. The foundation of the house is trust and we develop trust with personal interaction not as a group. It is said that to speak effectively, a person should be open, need and bold however, that is what got me into these classes in the first place. The classes teach how to balance finesse and respect with boldness and direct communication. As mentioned earlier, constantly conquering and rising above the barrier of communication. To touch some of the barriers that arise daily are stereotyping, language, showing approval or disapproval, and becoming defensive. In my opinion, stereotyping is the biggest obstacle amongst people. Stereotype is a label or typecast of another person based on an oversimplifie... ... is an important variable--if in that location were never any time pressures, collaboration might always be the best approach to use. In addition to time pressures, some of the most important factors to consider are issue importance, relationship importance, and relative designer Issue importance - the extent to which important priorities, principles or values are involved in the conflict. Relationship importance - how important it is that you maintain a close, mutually supportive relationship with the other party. Relative power - how more than power you have compared to how much power other party has. (Whetten 2002)Finally, instruction the importance of interpersonal communication and effectively utilizing it daily as part of my normal daily routine, the Assistant Director of Finance in a multimillion dollar hotel is mine, which has been my goal for the last five years