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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Name of Presenter

    Position

    Department/College(clickView>>Master>>Slide Master to edit)

    Groups in the

    Organization

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    No Involvement, No Commitment,

    People dont CARE how much you KNOW,

    Until they KNOW how much you CARE.!!"#i$ht %uote&

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    In teamwork, there is no I. According

    toLewis B. Ergen, the ratio of WEs to Is

    is the best indicator of the development of

    a team. Ths, the acron!m TEAM means

    Together Ever!one Achieves More.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Name of Presenter

    Position

    Department/College(clickView>>Master>>Slide Master to edit)

    What is a group?

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Group

    &efined in sociolog! as a collection of

    hman or animals that share certain

    characteristics, interacts with one another,

    accepts e'pectations and obligations as

    members of the grop and shares a

    common identit!.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Group

    "enerall!, a grop is an assemblage of

    people (oined together to achieve a

    specific goal.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Classifications of Groups

    Foral Group! is set p with specificmembers, well strctred and with specific

    ob(ectives.

    "nforal Group!is not officiall!recogni)ed* it can serve a nmber of

    personal and+or work related needs, and

    are visible in terms of the memberscommon interests.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    elativel! -ermanent elativel!Temporar!

    Foral ommand "rops Task "rops Affinit! "rops

    E'./dget ommittee

    Task 0orce whenthere is t!phoon

    1ew prodctdevelopment

    grop

    "nforal 0riendship "rop Interest "rops

    $embers are alwa!stogether wherever

    the! go, E'.Watching movies,

    std!ing together,parties, attending

    parties, etc.

    2olle!ball grop0ood ommittee

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Bruce Tuc#an$s Mo%el of Tea

    &e'elopent This model is an e'planation of team

    development and behavior.

    As the team develops matrit! and abilit!,

    relationship is established and the leader

    changes leadership st!les.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    (tages in Tea)Group

    &e'elopent 0orming

    3torming 1orming

    -erforming

    Ad(orning

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    *elate% Concepts A+out

    Groups 1orms

    oles 3tats

    "rop ohesiveness

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Factors "nfluencing

    Cohesi'eness Threat and ompetition

    $ember &iversit! Initiation

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    The role individals pla! in the grop is

    given importance in an organi)ation.

    ohesiveness pla!s a vital role on the part

    of the individal de to the inflence to hisbehavior b! the other members of the

    grop.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    If the individals characteristics and

    personalit! conform to the grops

    characteristics then cohesiveness will be

    attained. Also, if roles in the grop areclear, there is a tendenc! to be attached

    and attracted to the grop members.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Cohesi'eness +rings a+out

    ore, participation in grop activities

    conformit! sccess

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Concept of Tea

    The creation of team in some of thepro(ects done in the organi)ation can

    harness the most prodctive aspects of

    the teams competitive and cooperativeinstincts.

    The philosoph! behind this concept is to

    intertwine workers into a cohesive grop inorder to attain a common goal.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    &efinition of Tea

    A team is composed of two or moreindividals responsible for the

    achievement of a goal #"ibson, Ivancivech

    and &onell!%. It comprises a grop, which is temporar!

    in natre, or an ongoing task grop whose

    members work together and formconsenss to solve problems.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    -urpose of Tea

    Its prpose is to be a panacea to all

    bsiness problems nor it alwa!s work

    smoothl!.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Tpes of Tea

    -roblem43olving team

    ross 0nctional Team

    3elf4&irected Work Teams 2irtal Teams

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Foration of Teas

    Teams are formed for the following

    reasons5

    6b(ectives are well nderstood, ths

    prodctivit! is attained.

    $embers listen to each other and

    respect prevails improving the 7alit! of

    work.

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    The presence of workforce diversit!

    gives awa! to the improvement of the

    organi)ation.

    -eople can e'press their feelings as

    well as their ideas reslting to good and

    harmonios relationship.

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    Creating Effecti'e Tea

    3tephen obbins#899:%, considered the

    following criteria in creating effective

    teams5

    Work design that incldes5

    0reedom and atonom!

    6pportnit! to tili)e different skills and

    talents

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    Abilit! to complete identifiable tasks

    6riented on a task or pro(ects

    omposition that incldes5

    -ersonalit!, and characteristics of the

    team

    &iverse roles

    0le'ibilit! of the members

    -references of each member

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    onte't that incldes5

    Ade7ate resorces ;eadership and strctre

    -erformance evalation

    -rocess that incldes5 ommon prpose

    3pecific goals

    Team effectiveness

    onflict levels

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    (pecificLoafingis the tendenc! to

    withhold ph!sical or intellectal effort

    when performing a grop task.

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    "elon$in$ to ' te'm, in the (#o'de&t

    &en&e i& ' #e&ult o) )eelin$ p'#t o)

    &omethin$ l'#$e# th'n you. It h'& ' lot to

    do with you# unde#&t'ndin$ o) the mi&&iono# o(*ective& o) you o#$'ni+'tion.

    !u&'n -. e'th)ield

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    ommnication

    reative Innovation

    onse7ences

    oordination

    ltral hange

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    &ifferences Between Wor#ing

    Group an% a Tea

    =. Working grop

    a% 1o significant performance is neededb% $embers interact to share information

    c% 1o mtal accontabilit! re7ired

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    8. -sedo4Team

    a% Weakest in terms of performance

    b% 1o interest in shaping a common prpose

    c% 1ot focsed on collective performance

    :. -otential Team

    d% -erformance level is needed

    e% e7ires clarification of the goals

    f% ollective accontabilit! not !et

    established

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

    >. eal Team

    a% 3mall nmber of people with

    complementar! skills

    b% E7all! committed to a common

    prpose

    c% Aims for a higher performance

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    Groups in the OrganizationGroup 3

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    Top /0 1e &ifferences Between a Tea

    of "n%i'i%uals an% a Group of "n%i'i%uals

    riteria5

    @nderstanding

    6wnershipreativit! and ontribtion

    Trst

    ommon @nderstandings

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    Groups in the Organization

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    -ersonal &evelopment

    onflict esoltion

    -articipative &ecision $aking

    lear ;eadership

    ommitment

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    The differences cited can be attribted

    to the following factors in attaining

    sccess5

    =. Incremental performance need or

    opportnit!

    8. Tre interdependence

    :. eal shared accontabilit!

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    Creating 2n+eata+le Tea

    $anagement grs like 3tephen ove!,

    -eter 3enge and Tom -eters come p

    with their intellectal ideas in creating

    nbeatable teams. The! presented a paper

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    The following are e'cerpts from the

    presentations5=. 3!nerg! 5 -owerfl 0el for the

    teamwork Engine # 3tephen ove!%

    8. Teams 5 &ont "et the Wrong Ideas# -eter 3enge %

    :. Trst 5 The Importance of /eing

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    /he he'#t o) &yne#$y i& (uildin$ t#u&t

    'mon$ te'm mem(e#&.

    !tephen Covey

    W#on$ 'pp#o'ch to te'm& i& to thin0 them

    li0e ' te'm o) ho#&e&.

    !Pete# en$e

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    In c#e'tin$ t#u&t 'mon$ te'm mem(e#&, it

    is important to take time to be human.

    !/om Pete#&

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    In order create an nbeatable team the

    following shold be considered5

    =. A team shold be a self4managed team

    8. Trst shold prevail among the

    members

    :. 3!nerg! shold be considered as an

    important ingredient in team bilding

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    /#u&t i& the lu(#ic'tion th't m'0e& it

    po&&i(le )o# the o#$'ni+'tion to wo#0.

    ! W'##en "enni&

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    Name of Presenter

    Position

    Department/College

    (clickView>>Master>>Slide Master to edit)

    The *oles Of Lea%ership "n

    Tea Buil%ing

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    Lea%ership Courage

    ;eading is a factor in bilding a better andcreative team in the organi)ation.

    orage, as a virte is an important

    element of sccessfl leadership and iscommon re7irement of leaders.

    3ccess is possible throgh strong team

    bilding copled with corageosleadership.

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    We $'in &t#en$th, cou#'$e, 'nd

    con)idence (y e'ch e1pe#ience in whichwe #e'lly &top to loo0 )e'# in the )'ce2 we

    mu&t do th't which we thin0 we c'nnot.

    - Eleono# Roo&evelt A le'de# i& one who 0now& the w'y, $oe&

    the w'y, 'nd &how& the w'y.

    ! 3ohn C. -'1well

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    -eter &rcker, a management gr,

    stresses that a leader is someone whohas followers.

    Warren /ennis, an American 3cholar and

    6rgani)ational onsltant sa!s that it is

    knowing oneself, having a vision that is

    well4commnicated, trsting one another

    in the organi)ation and taking effective

    action to reali)e the leadership potentials.

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    "ood leaders shold have the

    following5

    =. 2ision

    8. onfidence, determination and

    persistence

    :. ompetence, credibilit!, and

    trstworthiness

    >. -ositive vales and attitdes

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    "ood leaders shold have the

    following5

    ?. &!namism

    B. "ood commnication skills

    C. orage

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    *oles of a Lea%er in a Group

    @se good (dgment when working with a

    grop or when isses arise in the grop.

    3hare a common goal with the grop

    -rse self4knowledge, accept

    responsibilit! and blame no one.

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    ;isten attentivel! to the problems of the

    followers.

    -romote positive comments and new

    viewpoints.

    "ive attention to the silent follower and

    encorage him to participate.

    ;et individals talk openl! abot negative

    or angr! feelings.

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    Groups in the Organization

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    $ake commitment to the grop.

    3mmari)e all sides of a dispte if one

    e'ists in an organi)ation.

    3ggest wa! to solve problems.

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    Groups in the Organization

    Group 3

    Lea%ership Theories

    According to Dendra 2an Wagner, a writer

    speciali)ing in ps!cholog!, child

    development and edcation identified

    eight leadership theories. These are5=. "reat $an Theor!

    8. Trait Theor!

    :. /ehavioral Theor!

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    Lea%ership Theories

    >. ontingenc! Theor!

    ?. 3itational Theor!

    B. -articipative Theor!

    C. $anagement Theor!

    . elationship Theor!

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    -ower

    -ower is the abilit! of the leader to

    inflence his followers to perform the

    assigned task.

    It is the capacit! to affect behavior inpredetermined wa!s. #Dast and

    osenweig, =FC9%

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    -ower

    It is the means or resorces b! which the

    leaders gain compliance of others to

    achieve the goals. #

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    (e'eral Tpes Of -ower

    eward power

    oercive power

    ;egitimate power

    eferent -ower

    E'pert power

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    (tles of Lea%ership

    In atocratic, the leaders make decisionwithot reference to an!one

    In democratic t!pe of leadership, the

    emplo!ees are motivated to perform theirassigned tasks.

    In dictatorial leadership, the leader has all

    the athorit! to give orders to the

    emplo!ees.

    Transactional Lea%ers Transforational Lea%ers

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    =. ontingent reward5 ewards given

    are de to the efforts e'erted, good

    performance and after recogni)ing a

    good (ob.

    =.harisma5 -rovides vision and

    sense of mission, gain respect and

    trst.

    8. $anagement b! E'ception #active%5

    ;eaders watch and search for

    deviations and then take corrective

    actions.

    8. Inspiration5 Inspires the followers

    b! e'pressing the important wa!s in

    a ver! simple manner.

    :. $anagement b! E'ception #passive%5If standards are not met, leaders

    intervene.

    4. Intellectal stimlation5 ;eadersare ver! carefl in solving problems,

    promotes intelligence.

    >. ;aisse)4faire5 Avoids making

    decisions

    >. Individal onsideration5 "ives

    personal attention treats each

    emplo!ee individall!, coaching theemplo!ees and give advices to

    them.

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    Courageous Lea%ership

    orageos leadership is a process, b!

    which the leader inspires, gides the

    followers toward new vistas, throgh togh

    times and over seemingl! insrmontablehrdles.

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    orageos ;eadership gains the following

    potentials for5

    Increased alignment with !or tre vales,

    prpose, and higher potential

    "reater momentm toward a revitali)ed

    vision and renewed sense of the gropsprpose

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    Infsion of new ideas, and a recalibrating

    of otdated or stifling process, and

    $ore athentic, d!namic and effective

    commnication, each of which inspiremorale, retain emplo!ees and boost

    prodctivit!, ths attaining smooth

    interpersonal relationship.

    3 C M if t i th

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    3ow can Courage Manifest in the

    Wor#place?

    The leaders shold provide an honest

    inpt to the followers. The followers look

    their leaders as trstworth! person whom

    the! can seek advice if the need arises.

    The leaders shold also present otside

    ideas pertaining to norms.

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    ommnicating or e'pressing ones ideas

    and feelings gives people in theorgani)ation a feeling of belongingness.

    -eople in the organi)ation shold be

    aware that working in longer hors is notthe same as increasing their prodctivit!.

    -eople share an alternative viewpoint in

    the organi)ation.

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    -eople in the organi)ation disregard the

    stats 7o when the! believe that what

    the! are doing is right.

    (oe anifestations of courage in

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    (oe anifestations of courage in

    the wor#place,

    &isregard the stats 7o as long as !o

    believe that what !o are doing is right.

    Advocating for a potential new hire withot

    mch e'perience and*

    hoosing, not to la! people off de to

    increase inflation rates in the market.

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    3ow &o Lea%ers 2n%erstan% the

    "portance of Courage in Organization?

    ;inda $arie $orton of @ entral 2alle!

    region reviewed an article from a book

    entitled5 ;eadership orage and camep with the elements of a corageos

    leaders.

    Eleents Or Actions Of

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    Eleents Or Actions Of

    Courageous Lea%ers, Acceptance of responsibilit!

    reation of -ositive hange

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    Eleents Or Actions Of

    Courageous Lea%ers, Addressing Interpersonal onflicts

    onfront -erformance

    /e 6ptimistic

    /ecome the /est o an /e

    reate a ltre of Ethics and Integrit!

    Most iportant characteristics of

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    Most iportant characteristics of

    effecti'e lea%ers,

    =.

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    With these4 lea%ers,

    =. $st nderstand the natre of corage inorgani)ation*

    8. $st think that corage serves as a

    galvani)ing force in the organi)ations*and

    :. $st know how to sstain corage in

    tr!ing times.

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    Name of Presenter

    Position

    Department/College

    (clickView>>Master>>Slide Master to edit)

    COMM25"CAT"O5 "5 T3EO*GA5"6AT"O5,

    "T( "M-O*TA5CE "5 T3EWO*1-LACE

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    ommnication serves as the lifeblood of

    the organi)ation.

    Withot commnication, no organi)ation

    will e'ist. ommnication throgh proper channels

    develops harmonios relationships in the

    workplace.

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    /he motto o) communic'tion theo#y ou$ht

    to (e5 6i'lo$ue with the &el),

    di&&emin'tion with the othe#.

    /#e't you#&el) li0e 'n othe# 'nd the othe#li0e ' el).

    !3ohn 6u#h'm Pete#&

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    Groups in the Organization

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    We thin0 'cco#din$ to n'tu#e. We &pe'0

    'cco#din$ to #ule&. We 'ct 'cco#din$ to

    cu&tom.

    !7#'nci& "'con

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    Groups in the Organization

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    &efinition Of Counication

    ommnication is the process of

    transmitting or transferring ideas,

    thoghts, feelings or messages from the

    sender to the receiver throgh properchannels.

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    Groups in the Organization

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    Eleents Of Counications

    =. 3ender

    8. eceiver

    :. $essage

    >. hannels

    ?. 0eedback

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    -urposes Of Counication

    AC3"E7"5GCOO*&"5ATE&

    EFFO*T(

    (3A*E

    "5FO*MAT"O5

    E8-*E((

    FEEL"5G(

    A5& EMOT"O5(

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    Metho%s Of CounicationWITTE1G ;etterG $emoG eports

    G $analsG /lletin6A;

    G 3peechG &iscssion+lectresG Informal conversation

    G "rop discssionsG $eeting

    G onferences

    16142E/A;

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    Groups in the Organization

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    Categories of Counication

    Actional ommnication

    Interactional ommnication

    Transactional ommnication

    C i i Fl

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    Groups in the Organization

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    Counication Flows

    =. @pward ommnication

    8. &ownward ommnication

    :. ;ateral ommnication

    B i t C i ti

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    Barriers to Counication

    $ddled or onfsing $essages 3tereot!ping

    Wrong hannel

    ;angage ;ack of 0eedback

    -oor ;istening 3kills

    Interrptions -h!sical &istraction

    Bottlenec#s of Effecti'e

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    Bottlenec#s of Effecti'e

    Counication /ottleneck is a stage in a commnication

    process that cases the entire process to

    slow down or dela!.

    It is the point where the flow data isimpaired or stopped entirel!.

    /ottleneck as the word implies refers to a

    neck of a bottle, often times narrower instrctre.

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    Two Main Tpes Of Bottlenec#s,

    3hort4term bottlenecks

    ;ong4term bottlenecks

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    2seful Tools in "%entifing

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