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(iv) Be  aware of  languages, tone  and content of  message:  The contents  of the

               message,  tone,  and  language  used,  manner  in  which  the  message  is  to  be
               communicated  are  the  important  aspects  of  effective  communication.  The

               language used should be understandable to the receiver and should not offend
               the sentiments of listeners. The message should be stimulating to evoke response

               from  the  listeners.    (v)  Convey  things  of  help  and  value  to  listeners:  While
               conveying message to others, it is better to know the interests and needs of the
               people  with  whom  you  are  communicating.  If  the  message  relates  directly  or

               indirectly  to  such  interests  and  needs  it  certainly  evokes  response  from

               communicate.
               (vi)  Ensure  proper  feedback:  The  communicator  may  ensure  the  success  of
               communication  by  asking  questions  regarding  the  message  conveyed.  The

               receiver  of  communication  may  also  be  encouraged  to  respond  to
               communication. The communication process may be improved by the feedback

               received to make it more responsive.
               (vii)  Communicate  for  present  as  well  as  future:  Generally,  communication  is

               needed  to  meet  the  existing  commitments  to  maintain  consistency;  the
               communication should aim at future goals of the enterprise also.

               (viii) Follow up communications: There should be regular follow up and review on
               the instructions given to subordinates. Such follow up measures help in removing
               hurdles if any in implementing the instructions.

               (ix) Be a good listener: Manager should be a good listener. Patient and attentive
               listening solves half of the problems. Managers should also give indications of

               their interest in listening to their subordinates
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