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SECOND SEMESTER EMBA/MBA
Subject : Business
English
Attend any 4 questions.
Each question carries 25 marks
(Each answer should be of minimum 2 pages / of 300
words)
1.
Explain
the common barriers of Communication.
Answer : There are many
reasons why interpersonal communications may fail.
In many communications, the message may not be received exactly the way the
sender intended and hence it is important that the communicator seeks feedback to check
that their message is clearly understood.
There exist many barriers to communication
and these may occur at any stage in the communication process. Barriers
may lead to your message becoming distorted and you therefore risk wasting both
time and/or money by causing confusion and misunderstanding. Effective
communication involves overcoming these barriers and conveying a clear and
concise message. Some common barriers
to effective communication include:
- The use of jargon, over-complicated or unfamiliar
terms.
- Emotional barriers and taboos.
- Lack of attention, interest, distractions, or
irrelevance to the receiver.
- Differences in perception and viewpoint.
- Physical disabilities such as hearing problems or
speech difficulties.
- Physical barriers to non-verbal communication. A
Categorisation of Barriers to Communication
Language Barriers
2.
Describe
the steps for effective writing.
Answer
: Eight Steps to Effective Writing
This unit is designed to provide you with eight steps to writing that
will help insure that people not only read and understand, but even respond to
your marketing message.
Here
are eight steps that will help you write more effectively:
1. Know your objective
Before
you write your first word, make sure that you know what your subject is and
know the subject well enough to write about it. Above all, know what you want
to accomplish. Why is it important? When you know where you are going, it is
easier to get there. You can find the supporting material by doing some
research. On the other hand, just knowing your topic well without a clear idea
of what you want to accomplish will lead you nowhere.
So, what result do you want to produce?
Do
you want to educate your readers?
Gain
their trust?
Dazzle
them?
Make
them think?
Do
you want them to call you?
Or
to order your special report?
Vote
for you?
Do
you want them to read everything on your website and come back for more?
Or
maybe you just want them to remember you forever and tell everyone about you?
All
of the above?
3. Describe the functions of a Business
Letter.
Answer :
Business
letters secure, promote and maintain business without complications, Business letters
serve us a reference for the future. Every organization should have to classify
its outgoing mail and incoming mail and file them classified on the basis of
their subject matter in a chronological sequence. Business letters serve to
maintain the correct information of the organization in the perception of the
receiver. Business letters establish and maintain contacts over a wide area
truly enlarging the scope and extent of
business. Business letters can be used as legal documents in disputes. All business
letters promote goodwill and enhance the prestige and the image of the
organization.
We can enumerate the functions of a business letter
thus :
(a) Promotional Functions: Business
4.How
are communications classified? Explain.
Answer :
Communication
is the transfer of ideas and information from one person to another person. It
is a bridge of meaning among people so that they can share what they fell and
know. By using this bridge, a person can safely cross the river of
misunderstanding that sometimes separates people. To make successful
communication there are different methods/ ways.
(A) On
the basis of location of the receiver :
Depending on the location of the receiver there are two
types of communication:
1.
Internal Communication, 2. External Communication
5.Discuss
the mechanical devices for transmission of documents.
Answer :
6. When an employee’s conduct or
performance is less than satisfactory, disciplinary action may be necessary.
Explain the procedure outlines for disciplinary action.
25 x
4=100 marks
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