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Understanding Communication Within Your Workplace

September 23, 2015 by Alka Dhillon Leave a Comment

Understanding Communication Within Your WorkplaceA workplace needs a lot of different things in order to truly be successful and let employees thrive within it. And while there are a lot of different things that have an impact on your workplace environment, here at Technalink we’ve noticed that the single most important factor to consider is communication.

Workplace communication is a vital part of your business, and it influences so much. Here are a few examples of how good or bad communication can impact your company workplace – and your company as a whole.

  • Poor communication makes it harder for employees to understand what you need from them, or what you expect.
  • Low levels of communication can make it difficult for your team to carry on a dialogue with each other as well, which in turn can sabotage your projects.
  • A lack of communication can often mean that your team doesn’t talk with you as often as they should, or about different things that may drive your business forwards in meaningful ways.
  • Good communication can help your company grow by allowing you and your team to share the same ideas and goals, and work towards them successfully.
  • Strong communication can boost productivity, improve morale, and help your employees respect you in tremendous ways.

There are a lot of different ways to go about improving communication in your workplace. Some of the best tips to remember include:

  • Give your team multiple ways to reach you, anonymous as well as openly.
  • Never retaliate an employee for expressing their ideas or thoughts.
  • Be open to new ideas and thoughts, and tell your team that you are.
  • Reward those with good ideas who share them.
  • Actually listen, don’t just pretend that you are.
  • Give recognition to those whose ideas and opinions you adopt.
  • Learn from your team, admit when you’re wrong and when they’re right.
  • Always be willing to give an employee time when they need it.

If you’ll do these simple things you should be able to boost your ability to improve communication within the workplace. It’s one of the single most important steps you can take for your business’ success.

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