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Importance of Communication
Reduced Mistakes
Faster decision making
Improved coordination
Improved employee motivation
Improved customer relationships
Communication Barriers
Physical
Breakdown of process
Cultural
Attitude
Organisational
Problems cause communication
Reduced Employee motivation
Poor recruitment
More mistakes
Tasks are not completed
Reduced sales
Benefits of a motivated workforce
Improved productivity
Lower absenteesim
Lowe labour turnover
Greater willingness to accept change
Maslows Hierarchy
Physiological needs - Basic needs
Safety Needs - Job security and basic safety
Social Needs- To be accepted to a social group
Self Esteem needs - Recognized and Appericiated for good work
Self Actualization - When the employee reaches their full potential
Herzberg
Working conditions
Salary
Relationship with other employees
Supervision
The work itself
Growth
Promotion
Recognition
Achievement
Job rotation
Variety of Jobs make job more interesting
Improves skills of employee
Able to cover absent employees
Increases cost of training
Employee may not be skilled enough to complete other tasks
May take time to switch tasks
Job enrichment
Make full use of employee skills
Increase employee skills
May need training
May asked to be paid
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