PEOPLE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

The Significant Role Communication Plays in Effective Leadership

The Significant Role Communication Plays in Effective Leadership

Introduction

Communication is often referred to as "exchange" or "transfer" of information described. "Information" in this context is a collective term for knowledge, knowledge or experience. By "sharing" a mutual give and take is meant. "Transfer" is the description that this distance can be overcome, or it is meant an idea that left thoughts, ideas, opinions and other one individual, 'and go to another, in'. This paper would focus on the study of the significant role of communication in effective leadership.

Benefits of Communication

Leaders need to develop communication as a core competence in carrying out their role. Successful leadership depends on its ability to communicate effectively. The development by the leading competitor of communication allows you to improve your ability to connect with people effectively share their ideas, plans and vision, to give instructions and define expectations clearly and precisely, to ignite the passion in the heart of its partners, to influence and organize meaning shared in the organization and, consequently, align people to a shared vision (Barnlund, 2008, p. 47-57). Benefits of communication help leaders to give immediate feedback in case of any urgency, and they can even ask questions if some information is not cleared to them. Secondly, the effective communication provides flexible understanding about the diverse information given sender. Lastly, communication can help the sender to check and verify the information, which is not clear in instructions and create confusion in their mind

Advantages and Disadvantages of Communication

Effective communications can be verbal or written that is used in the workplace for the purpose of conversations among employees and managers, interviews conducting for hiring new employees, counseling employees, meetings and conferences. There are some advantages and disadvantages of communication which are discussed below: ...