Communication Process

Communication Process Every day of our lives we communicate with different people and our methods and effectiveness of doing so differ depending on the individual, the circumstance and the degree to which we are interested. “Communication is the process of sending and receiving messages with attached meaning” (Schermerhorn & Hunt & Osborn, 2000, p. 335), and can be both verbal and non-verbal. In this ‘Information Age’ we live in, increasing efforts are being made to maximize the efficiency and …

…here is that by knowing each other’s weaknesses, the team members can overcome them. They can help each other be better communicators during the course of their meetings and learn from each other’s mistakes. References Inscape Publishing, Inc. (1994). Personal Profile System: A plan to understand yourself and others. Escondido, CA: The Ken Blanchard Companies Schermerhorn, J., R., Hunt, J., G., & Osborn, R., N. (2000). Organizational behavior (7th ed.). New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc