Verbal or oral communication is the standard way through which employees interact on a daily basis. It involves the ability to express thoughts and ideas through spoken language in formal or informal settings. This includes meetings, presentations, and conversations in the workplace. Advanced verbal communication requires speakers to use concise and impactful language and adapt their tone and vocabulary to the context, enabling them to structure their ideas comprehensibly.
Nonverbal communication is critical as it conveys messages through body language, facial expressions, and other cues. Employees must learn to interpret others' nonverbal signals while also ensuring that their own body language aligns with their spoken messages. This aspect of communication often speaks louder than words, emphasizing the importance of being aware of how nonverbal cues can affect interactions and perceptions in a professional environment.
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