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CHAPTER 14

MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION

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LECTURE OUTLINE

• Nature of managerial communication

• Individual communication & Interpersonal processes

• Group communication

• Organisational communication channels

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Communication by means of elements and

behaviours that are not coded into words.

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Managerial communication

Tours 3%

Desk work 26%

Scheduled meetings 50%

Unscheduled

meetings 12%

Telephone calls 9%

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Communication process

Sender/receiver

Sender/receiver Encoding message

Medium Decoding message

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Individual communication

Interpersonal processes

Attribution process

Theory attempting to explain how individuals make

judgements or attributions about the cause of another’s or, their own, behaviour

• Fundamental attribution error:

Tendency to underestimate situational influences & to

overestimate dispositional influences

• Self-serving bias:

Attributing oneself as responsible for successes & others for failures

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strengtheningrelationships

strengtheningrelationships

building relationships by Communication’

Examples: Germany, NZ,

Australia

Low-context cultures

‘…emphasis is on information exchange & less focussed on

building relationships by Communication’

Examples: Germany, NZ,

Australia

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Effective communication

Active listening: ‘…listener

actively participates in

attempting to grasp facts &

the speaker’s feelings’

Active listening: ‘…listener

actively participates in

attempting to grasp facts &

the speaker’s feelings’

Feedback: both giving &

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Organisational communication channels

Communication channels:

Patterns of organisational communication flow

representing potential established conduits through which managers and other organisation members can send and receive information.

• Vertical communication

• Horizontal communication

• Informal communication

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Organisational communication channels

Vertical communication:

Lateral or diagonal message exchange either within work unit boundaries, involving peers, reporting to the same supervisor, or across work-units

boundaries, involving individuals who report to

different supervisors or, across work unit

boundaries.

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Organisational communication channels

Vertical communication:

• Downward communication

– Can be distorted by faulty message due to sender error

– Managers overuse downward communication

– Filtering (deliberate or accidental)

• Upward communication

– Can be distorted by ‘only’ favourable messages going up.– Managers don’t encourage upward flow.

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Organisational communication channels

Horizontal communication:

Lateral or diagonal message exchange within work-unit

boundaries, involving peers reporting to the same supervisor, or across work-unit boundaries, involving individuals who report to different supervisors

Impeding factors:

• Rivalry

• Indifference to work of others

• Low motivation due to discouraging of horizontal

communication

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Organisational communication channels

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Organisational communication channels

Electronic communication

Electronic mail Groupware

Internet

Voice mail Teleconferencing

Videoconferencing

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