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COMMUNICATION AS A TOOL FOR EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENTS IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY
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CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background Of The Study
Despite the vital role communication plays in the day-to-day running of an organization there are still numerous cases of ineffective communication in many organization.
The causes of communication problems in the organization could be attributed to the following factors of variables. When the management of an organisation are friendly and have a good working report, communication tends to be effective but as soon as members of the organisation gossips, or when there is feelings of incompetence and insecurity, there is bound to be ineffective communication.
Moreover ineffective communication in an organisation could as well be a deliberate action of the receiver of the sender. Inability of the sender to properly encode and transmit the message situation about where the subordinate failed to carry out a directive because he thought the superior was not serious.
Ineffective communication could be due to overloading of information. Too much communication bogs down the entire system. Judicious selection of information helps to avoid dogging the entire system with irrelevant memoranda floating around the management from the habit of not reading their mails, and therefore refers to those mails as Junki.
Meanwhile mechanical inefficiency loads to ineffective our organisation. Lack of proper facilitates like telex, telegraphs and fax, telephones etc which is being used for sending and as well as receiving infant business information causes breakdown in communication process.
1.2 Statement Of The Problems
Inadequacy and distortion of information to gross inefficiencies. This may result from labour management problems, high morale of workers, lack of workers contribution on decision making etc.
Moreover, inadequate communication can also lead to great financial looses important information reporting immediate crucial decision often arrived late when by looses may have been incurred. Delays in communication have endangered management effectiveness where there is a poor information system the result has been that rumour or gossip arose and often inadequate communication brings misunderstanding and conflicts which possibly lead to industrial strikes and interruption in production operations.
Furthermore, information overload brings breakdown in the communication process. Judicious selection of information helps to avoid dogging the entire system with irrelevant information. In organizations where there are too many memoranda floating around, the managers may form the habit of not reading their mails which he may refer to as (Junk) or of no value.
Another problem of communication in filtering it occurs when the sender sieves the information and transmits only the favourable aspect of it. When the whole picture is not presented there scarcely can the real intention of the message be achieved.
1.3 Purpose Of The Study
This study is aimed at:
1. Identifying the factors that lead to in effective communication in an organization.
2. And possibly, recommending strategies that would ensure that effective communication is been promoted in the organization.
1.4 Hypothesis Research
Hypothesis one
H0: That effective communication process has no effect on workers performance and productivity.
Hi: That effective communication process has an effect on workers performance and productivity.
Hypothesis two
H0: That effective communication in organization does not exchange democratic or participatory style of leadership.
Hi: That effective communication in organization does encourage democratic or participating style of leadership.
Hypothesis three
H0: By encouraging feedback mechanism that finding of superiority by top management cannot be controlled or minimized.
Hi: By encouraging feedback mechanism that finding of superiority by top management can be controlled or minimized
1.5 Significance Of The Study
The important of effective communication in an organization cannot be over emphasized the research work will be a good help to both the general public, the organization and as well the researchers.
i. other researchers
This study will be of great help to the researchers because it may form a source of information for them. They will also gain from the research study since it will expand their knowledge of the subject area.
ii. the organisaiton
This study will also benefit the organization because based on the findings and recommendations they will have an unbelieved in sight into the communication process of the enterprise with a view to identify problems areas. The recommendation will also benefit them since their implementation may be a solution to the identified problems. Other organizations that have similar communication problems will also benefit from the study.
1.6 Scope Of The Study
Communication is a very broad topic no consensus has been reached about. The concept but is believed that every human activity involves communication. The scope of this research project will therefore be limited to evaluating the effectives of communication of Union Bank of Nigeria (UBA) Plc. It will also focus on factors that aid or impede effective communication in organizations in addition to highlighting the incidence of participative communication on workers/management relations. The study will also be extended to find out whether communication process has any effect on workers performance and productivity.
1.7 Definition Of Terms
Communication - Has been variously defined by different authorities, but the one adopted for this research work is that of Nwachukwu communication is the transfer of ideas from the sender to the receiver.
Organization - According to Rogers and Rogers 1976, organization is a stable system of individuals who work together to achieve through a hierarchy of rank and division of labour, common pals.
Communication Process: Is the means of transmitting message from sender to receiver it describes the means of passing message from sender to the receiver of the message.
Management - Is a social process entailing responsibility for the effective and economical planning and regulations of operation of an enterprise, in fulfillment of a given purpose or task.
Worker - This refers to those who are working the organization to improve standard of living now.
Feedback - Response by a message received & which indicate whether or not the message has been understood.
Encoding - The translation mental perception in some sort of communication code.
Grape Vine - The grape vine is the positive counterpart of rumour in an informal system. But the person who gives out information may not be easy to find.
Rumour - This refers to unofficial and unconfirmed information sent through interpersonal channels there is no clear out evidence to where the information is carried from.
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