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We are a group of polytechnic students who are taking courses in business studies.
Our purpose in creating this blog is because  we are passion in sharing the knowledge we have learned about business communication to our readers.We hope the knowledge we share can benefit you all!

We strongly believe that communication is essential whether in everday life or in the  workplace. Developing communication skills can help many aspects of your life, from your professional career, to social gatherings, to your family life.Communicating helps people to express their ideas and feelings, and it, at the same time, helps us to understand emotion and thoughts of the others. As a result, we will develop affection or hatred toward other people, and positive or negative relationships will be created.

In contrast, poor communication skills can have a negative impact - a poorly delivered message may result in misunderstanding, frustration and in some cases disaster.

Communication is also important within the business. Effective communication can help to foster a good working relationship between you and your staff, which can in turn improve morale and efficiency.

In today's hectic world, we rely heavily on sharing information, resulting in greater emphasis being placed on having good communication skills. Good verbal and written communication skills are essential in order to deliver and understand information quickly and accurately. Being able to communicate effectively is a vital life skill and should not be overlooked.


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