Group communication involves the exchange of ideas, skills, and interests between more than two individuals. A group meeting is a formally arranged gathering to discuss topics of common interest. Effective group planning requires collaboration between members to complete tasks according to their skills. Group objectives are the short and medium term goals of an organization. Key participants actively engage in group discussions, planning, and activities. Proper group timing and venue are important to maximize communication effectiveness and decision making. One person should lead each group meeting to direct discussion and keep the meeting on track and on schedule.
Group communication involves the exchange of ideas, skills, and interests between more than two individuals. A group meeting is a formally arranged gathering to discuss topics of common interest. Effective group planning requires collaboration between members to complete tasks according to their skills. Group objectives are the short and medium term goals of an organization. Key participants actively engage in group discussions, planning, and activities. Proper group timing and venue are important to maximize communication effectiveness and decision making. One person should lead each group meeting to direct discussion and keep the meeting on track and on schedule.
Group communication involves the exchange of ideas, skills, and interests between more than two individuals. A group meeting is a formally arranged gathering to discuss topics of common interest. Effective group planning requires collaboration between members to complete tasks according to their skills. Group objectives are the short and medium term goals of an organization. Key participants actively engage in group discussions, planning, and activities. Proper group timing and venue are important to maximize communication effectiveness and decision making. One person should lead each group meeting to direct discussion and keep the meeting on track and on schedule.
Group communication involves the exchange of ideas, skills, and interests between more than two individuals. A group meeting is a formally arranged gathering to discuss topics of common interest. Effective group planning requires collaboration between members to complete tasks according to their skills. Group objectives are the short and medium term goals of an organization. Key participants actively engage in group discussions, planning, and activities. Proper group timing and venue are important to maximize communication effectiveness and decision making. One person should lead each group meeting to direct discussion and keep the meeting on track and on schedule.
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UNIVERSITY (BAREILLY) SESSION 2021-2022
GROUP COMMUNICATION
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
MR. APPRAS VILLIES PRIYANSHU JHA MBA2021078 TOPICS ∙ Group communication • Group meeting • Group planning •Group objective •Group participants •Group timing •Group venue of meeting • Leading of meeting Group communication Group communication is an extension of interpersonal communication where more than two individuals are involved in exchange of ideas, skills and interests. A group is a number of people with a common goal who interact with one another to accomplish their goals, recognize one another’s existence and see themselves as part of the group. Groups provide an opportunity for people to come together to discuss and exchange views of common interest. What is group meeting ? A formally arranged gathering is known as group meeting Example Sentence -next year the meeting will be in Chicago -the meeting elected a chairperson Group planning Group planning An effective group work together to complete a task in an agreed time, with each member contributing to the team according to their skills, experience and personality.
There are various stages that you will go through in a
group project to achieve a task. Planning is critical to effective group work and will give you direction and help you coordinate your work in order for efficient task completion. Group objective Short term and medium term goals that an organization seeks to accomplish is known as group objective OBJECTIVES OF GROUP 1. Generating new ideas or creative solutions to solve problems that require inputs from several people. 3. Coordinating functions among several workgroups whose work is to some extent independent. 4. Facilitating the implementation of complex decisions. A group composed of representatives from various working groups can coordinate the activities of these interrelated groups. 5. Serving as a vehicle for training new employees, groups teach new members methods of operations and group norms. GROUP PARTICIPANTS The members of group who actively and willingly participate in group discussion, group planning and other various activities are known as group participants. Group timing Time is an essential piece of a correspondence. At the point when a gathering of individuals are having correspondence one should focus and convey on schedule as it increases the value of one’s perspective. In the event that time is overseen well during a correspondence it prompts an extraordinary correspondence with the ideal outcomes Group venue of meeting Group venue of meeting A venue is the place where an event or meeting is happening.
It is very necessary to decide a proper place or a proper venue
for a meeting as it effects a lot in taking the decision for a business organization or for making any deal with clients.
A meeting should at proper venue where the facilities are
there like projectors, display boards so that one can express itself. Like seminar halls, meeting rooms, conference halls etc. Leading a meeting A lot of poorly-run meetings result from a lack of leadership. It's important to designate a person to lead the discussion - often, this will be the most senior person in the room, or the person who called the meeting, but not always. No matter who it is, it's essential to have one point person who can help direct the conversation and keep things on track. Leading the meeting doesn't mean dominating the discussion; rather, it entails setting expectations, paying attention to the flow of the conversation, keeping people on-topic and on-schedule, asking follow-up questions where necessary, and defining next steps at the end of the meeting Thank you!