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प्रश्न
What is meant by ‘Feedback’ in the concept of communication?
What is ‘Feedback’ in communication?
What is feedback?
With reference to communication, explain feedback.
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उत्तर
Feedback means the action performed by the receiver to convey to the sender that the message is received and clearly understood. Only when the sender receives a response does the communication process end.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
KPM Ltd.’ is manufacturing bread and biscuits for many years. It has approximately 150 employees and most of them are not happy with the working environment. Because of this, the labour turnover rate is very high. Therefore the company appoints a new Human Resource Manager, Naveen, to analyse the situation. Naveen finds that there is no free flow of communication, and there is no suggestion box for the employees to voice their suggestions or grievances. The company rarely organises a social or cultural gathering, the employees just come, finish their work and leave the organisation.
a. Identify the communication barrier discussed above.
b. State the category of this communication barrier.
c. Explain any other communication barrier of the same category.
Which element in the communication process involves converting the message into words, symbols, gestures etc.?
Why is feedback an important element in the communication process?
Bring out the significance of using grapevine as a channel of communication in an organization.
In ______ network, the information 25 spreads from one person to other in a sequence.
Give any three differences between Centralisation and Decentralisation.
Communication involves exchange of which set of components to create common understanding?
Whose definition states that communication is transfer of information from the sender to the receiver with the information being understood by the receiver?
Communication aims primarily at:
Communication flows through which organisational networks?
What is the minimum requirement for communication?
Communication is dynamic in nature because it:
Communication is goal-oriented because it:
Converting the message into symbols, words, or gestures is known as:
The medium through which the message travels is called:
Interpreting the received message is known as:
The person who receives the message is the:
Any barrier that distorts the message is called:
Which importance of communication keeps operations running efficiently?
Communication supports decision making because it:
Which importance of communication helps managers perform their roles effectively?
A manager's directing ability depends largely on communication skills because of:
Written communication was dependent on transport because letters were carried by:
Which development made communication largely independent of transport?
Which service still depends on transport networks?
