Mr Sunil is working as a supervisor in a paper manufacturing company he is a hardworking employee of the firm and works both effectively and efficiently since she belongs to the state of Manipur has always face linguistic problems while communicating with others from other state
identify the communication barriers faced by Sunil also explain other types of barriers that fall under the same category
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Sunil is facing semantic barriers in the organisation.
Semantic barriers of communication relate to the use or understanding of language. Sometimes certain words, sentences or phrases are misinterpreted or misunderstood. In such cases, effective communication is obstructed. Such barriers in communication that arise out of ambiguity or difficulty in understanding of words and sentences are known as semantic barriers. The following are some of the causes of semantic barriers.
i. Sometimes due to poor vocabulary or wrong use of words, the information may not be clearly expressed.
ii. At times a word may have more than one meaning or two or more words may have same pronunciation (such as idle and idol). In such cases, the correct interpretation of the word remains ambiguous.
iii. In certain cases the proficiency of a language differs among the workers and the mangers. In such cases, a translation of the information is required in the language which is understandable to the workers. However, in the process of translation some of the words or sentences may get misinterpreted. For example, in a translation of an instruction from English to Hindi, the meaning of certain words might change.
iv. At times while giving out instructions the senior or specialist uses technical vocabulary that might be difficult to understand for the subordinates.
Other barriers could be -
Personal
Psychological and
Organizational barriers.
For more explanation please refer to the following link and the topic Communication Barriers. -
https://www.meritnation.com/cbse-class-12-commerce/business-studies/principles-and-functions-of-management/directing/revision-notes/59_18_682_3725_12114
Regards
Sunil is facing semantic barriers in the organisation.
Semantic barriers of communication relate to the use or understanding of language. Sometimes certain words, sentences or phrases are misinterpreted or misunderstood. In such cases, effective communication is obstructed. Such barriers in communication that arise out of ambiguity or difficulty in understanding of words and sentences are known as semantic barriers. The following are some of the causes of semantic barriers.
i. Sometimes due to poor vocabulary or wrong use of words, the information may not be clearly expressed.
ii. At times a word may have more than one meaning or two or more words may have same pronunciation (such as idle and idol). In such cases, the correct interpretation of the word remains ambiguous.
iii. In certain cases the proficiency of a language differs among the workers and the mangers. In such cases, a translation of the information is required in the language which is understandable to the workers. However, in the process of translation some of the words or sentences may get misinterpreted. For example, in a translation of an instruction from English to Hindi, the meaning of certain words might change.
iv. At times while giving out instructions the senior or specialist uses technical vocabulary that might be difficult to understand for the subordinates.
Other barriers could be -
Personal
Psychological and
Organizational barriers.
For more explanation please refer to the following link and the topic Communication Barriers. -
https://www.meritnation.com/cbse-class-12-commerce/business-studies/principles-and-functions-of-management/directing/revision-notes/59_18_682_3725_12114
Regards