In any organization, information is being shared among all the members. This type of communication is ...........................
Internal
Organisational communication is classified by the parties involved and by direction. Communication within the organisation is internal; communication with outsiders such as customers, suppliers or government is external.
Internal communication flows in several directions: downward from superiors to subordinates, upward from subordinates to superiors, and horizontally among peers. When information is shared among all the members of the organisation, the communication covers every level and stays within the organisation, so it is called internal communication.
External communication involves people outside the organisation, while upward and downward communication each describe only one direction of flow between levels, not sharing among all members.
Internal option is correct.
Which criterion produces `Intra', `Inter', `Group' and `Mass' as four types of communication ?
Which of the following describes external communications ?
Another term used for interpersonal communication is
The first media age was related to
Modern communication technology like the Internet has resulted in:
Shannon and Weaver's communication model was not focused on:
A. Message transmission
B. Contents of messages
C. Meanings of messages
D. Intention behind messages
E. Medium of transmission
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Which of the following expressions shows "You attitude"?