Internal and external noise in managerial communication
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Noise, as a communication impression, refers to a barrier that preventive effective communication. It negatively affects managerial communication by giving a wrong impression or changing the perception of the message.
Noise in the communication process occurs either internal or external.
Internal noise occurs when you have other thoughts on your mind, the kind of noise that is within yourself when you are speaking, Example of internal noise is hearing the little noise telling you that something is good or bad, or even what to do or not to do, being worried about a sick member in the family or staff.
External noise include distracting surrounding such as posters and open windows, outside noise, like side conversation and construction.
Noise in the communication process occurs either internal or external.
Internal noise occurs when you have other thoughts on your mind, the kind of noise that is within yourself when you are speaking, Example of internal noise is hearing the little noise telling you that something is good or bad, or even what to do or not to do, being worried about a sick member in the family or staff.
External noise include distracting surrounding such as posters and open windows, outside noise, like side conversation and construction.
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