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Organizational Communication, The Communication Process., Organizational…

- - - - The telephone is still the main point of contact for most companies with their customers.
        with their customers.
        
        In Person
        
        Conversation is the most important means we have to communicate orally.
        orally
        
        Gestures and Body Language
        
        The other external element that will condition our first impression to the audience and a great part of our presentation are our manners and gestures.
        
        The Importance of Professional Image
        
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  - - - Letters - Recommendations
        
        Include all the information necessary to
        the letter (address, telephone numbers, fax numbers, e-mail addresses, P.O. Boxes, etc.).
        
        Memorandums
        
        It is a chart, but internal and much more flexible. It is used to communicate something to the members of an organization.
        
        Reports (Executive Summaries)*
        
        Updated information on a project, activity, function, etc. entrusted to a member or section of the organization.
        a member or section of the organization.
- - - - Chats
        
        A chat room is a group of people conversing.
        
        Newsletters
        
        It is a message that is sent with some regularity to a list of e-mail addresses previously stored on a server.
        addresses previously stored on a server.
        
        Intranet
        
        The Intranet is a private network within an organization that uses technology very similar to the Internet that allows its users to search, use and share information.
        similar to the Internet which allows its users to search, use and share documents.
        documents.
- - - - Not logically contradictory or logically unconscious with itself.
        
        Behavior-centered; that is, expressed in terms of human behavior.
        
        Compatible with the ways in which people communicate.
        
        The Communication Model
        
        Sender (the one who sends a message)
        
        Message (what is communicated)
        
        Channel (where the message is communicated)
        
        Code (signs used to communicate the message)
        
        Context (relationship that is established between the words of a message and that clarify and facilitate the
        and facilitate the understanding of what is to be expressed).
        
        and Receiver (who receives the message).