Answer Posted / kiran
Effective communication is not about sending across a
message from a sender to a receiver. It demands more. A
personal and good rapport between team members should give
fruitful results in this regard. I will try to develop a
good rapport with my colleagues in an informal way; that is
outside the office. This personal relationship will help us
to send our ideas or concerns freely among ourselves.
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