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Why Communication Between You and Your Employees is Important for Your Business – Odeta Rose

Odeta Rose
January 19, 2019

Why Communication Between You and Your Employees is Important for Your Business – Odeta Rose

Communication is a vital aspect for any business, most business will crash down to the ground due to miscommunication among the organizations staffs and the management.

Odeta Rose

January 19, 2019
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  1. Prepared by Janice Sims Marketing Head How Communication Gap between

    You and Your Employees can Damage Your Business Odeta Rose
  2. Communication is a vital aspect for any business, most business

    will crash down to the ground due to miscommunication among the organizations staffs and the management. Communications bring about consensus and agreement between the staffs and the senior management, without communication in any business there would always rise chaos in the organization be it an international business or local the key to success for any business is greatly determined by the degree of communication between the subordinates of the organization and the upper management. Communication gives employees the opportunity to pass their grievances to the management and at the same time allows for proper guidelines and policies which provides employees instructions on how to perform tasks in the business. Communication gives the organization the channels to reach the employees and the employees to reach the organizational goals and objectives. According to Odeta Rose who is a well-known business woman without communication any business is doomed to failure.
  3. 1. Lower Morale It is so obvious that lack of

    communication has a negative impact on the performance of employees in any organization. There is no need for proof to indicate that if an employer isn’t communicating well or relating to employees by giving them good tools to communicate with each other, it can lead to a lot of frustration. There will be more misunderstanding and less responsibility and empowerment within the organization. Things will be missed easily and no accountability will be undertaken, projects may get delayed and someone gets blamed. This is no the best way to work and it’s not going to motivate anyone to come to work each day and give their full potential but leads to increased turnover.
  4. 2. Increased Employee complaining Employee’s satisfaction is as important as

    the organization making profits unsatisfied employee is nothing new to any organization. Countless strikes and turnover in many organizations conform to what is unsatisfied employees. The main issue arises when how far is those grumblings can be and what can be the implications of such behaviors. In many occasions, a single disgruntled employee may inform five co-workers about how miserable they are but it can be understood and the issue may be assumed. But with this era of social media puts a gigantic megaphone to every employee’s rants, exposing companies to a reputation crisis.
  5. 3. Blocked Innovation Among the many magical creativity that happens

    is when people can communicate and collaborate effectively with one another and innovation it is not exceptional. The ability to come up with the greatest idea usually takes more than one person. Certainly, one may have a product idea on board but many innovations involve numerous people putting their heads together to imagine to counter and edit each other and to execute the idea into action or product.