Friday, January 8, 2016

Importance of Logical Planning in Communication

Importance of Logical Planning in Communication
Logical planning plays an important role in communication because through the logical planning, communicators enable to identify the best ways of communication and the possible issues. It is imperative for effective communication because it enables to monitor all the factors of communication, which can disturb the communication. The lack of logical planning may make the communication meaningless and ineffective due to the inappropriate audience, inappropriate time etc aspects (Fischhoff, Brewer and Downs, 2012).  


Logical planning in the professional communication also helps in reducing the risk of uncertainty and gap in effective communication and to make the appropriate strategies for ensuring the communication of message in the desired way. Logical planning is supportive in reducing the complexity of the communication because through the logical planning, communicators enable to choose the most appropriate resources of the communication, which can be attractive and more understandable for the audience (Fischhoff, Brewer and Downs, 2012).  
The logical planning in communication will make the communication more flexible and focused.
It will help the professionals for presenting their message in a very easy way because it creates the best understanding regarding the communication among the receivers. Logical planning is also vital for saving the time of the communicator because with the help of logical planning communicators enable to arrange all the sources and material for effective communication (Conrad and Newberry, 2011). A logical planning is also important for effective communication as it enables to identify the audience and to make the communication strategy accordingly. It helps to facilitate an effective communication between the receiver and the sender that is the indicator of an effective communication (Conrad and Newberry, 2011). Along with this, a logical planning also enables the professionals to manage all the resources, which are required for an effective communication and message without any noise.
I work as a manager in a chain food shop and I have to manage my sub-ordinates effectively. Sometimes I face difficult situation and I had to change plan to overcome it. To present my plan to my fellow members I had to think and say in a way that everyone understands what I want them to do next. I had to come up with logical approach to say it.





References
Conrad, D and Newberry, R (2011) Business communication skills attitudes of human resource managers versus Business educators, American communication journal, 13 (1), p.4.

Fischhoff, B., Brewer, T. N. and Downs, S. J. (2012) Communicating Risks and Benefits: An Evidence Based User's Guide. USA: Government Printing Office.

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