TECHNOLOGICAL BARRIERS IN

COMMUNICATIONBy

Aadhar GilhotraMBA General- B

TECHNOLOGICAL BARRIERS-OVERVIEW

•LANGUAGE AND MEANING

•NON-VERBAL CUES

•CHANNEL EFFECTIVENESS

•INFORMATION OVERLOAD

LANGUAGE AND MEANING BARRIERS

LANGUAGE AND MEANING BARRIERS

•BADLY EXPRESSED MESSAGE

•SYMBOL OR WORDS WITH DIFFERENT MEANING

•FAULTY TRANSLATION

•UNCLARIFIED ASSUMPTIONS

•TECHNICAL JARGON

NON-VERBAL CUES

NON-VERBAL BARRIERS

•CULTURAL BARRIERS

•DECEPTIVE GESTURES

CHANNEL EFFECTIVENESSCHANNEL FOR COMMUNICATION :

• VERBAL

• ORAL

• WRITTEN

• NON VERBAL

CHANNEL BARRIERS• IF THE LENGTH OF THE COMMUNICATION IS LONG, OR THE

MEDIUM SELECTED IS INAPPROPRIATE, THE COMMUNICATION MIGHT BREAK UP

• IT CAN ALSO BE A RESULT OF THE INTER-PERSONAL CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE SENDER AND RECEIVER

• LACK OF INTEREST TO COMMUNICATE

• INFORMATION SHARING OR ACCESS PROBLEMS WHICH CAN HAMPER THE CHANNEL AND AFFECT THE CLARITY, ACCURACY AND EFFECTIVENESS

INFORMATION OVERLOAD

INFORMATION OVERLOAD

IT RESULTS IN:

•LOSS OF INFORMATION DUE TO IGNORING OR FORGETTING.

•CAUSE OF ANXIETY AND FRUSTRATION