Effective Communication As An Indispensable Tool For Organizational Growth: A Survey Of Selected Manufacturing Firms In Delta State, Nigeria

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  • Okoh Lucky Department of Business Administration Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, Nigeria.
  • Agbavwe O. Emmanuel Office of the Assistant Registrar Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, Nigeria

Abstract

Every activity in an organization requires human beings to interact, exchange information and co-ordinate other peoples' efforts. Such information becomes the basis for decisions affecting product lines, operation planning, marketing strategy, etc. Thus, almost everything managers do to facilitate the attainment of organizational objectives requires effective communication and without the means and capacity to
communicate, every activity will fail. This study was conducted to examine, communication as an indispensable tool for organizational growth and development. To achieve this objective, the researchers developed and administered a questionnaire on sixty employees of five manufacturing companies in Delta State. Data analysis was made using frequency counts and simple percentage on tables. Among the findings were that significant relationship exists between effective communication, organizational operations and co-ordination of the various activities of people in order to achieve the objectives of an organization. The study concluded that
effective organizational communication is necessary for managers and all members of an organization to increase efficiency, quality and innovation and gain competitive advantage. It therefore recommended improved downwards, upwards and horizontal communication for effective organizational communication.

Author Biography

Agbavwe O. Emmanuel, Office of the Assistant Registrar Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro, Nigeria



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2011-04-01

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Lucky, O., & Emmanuel, A. O. (2011). Effective Communication As An Indispensable Tool For Organizational Growth: A Survey Of Selected Manufacturing Firms In Delta State, Nigeria. Journal of Communication and Culture (JCC), 2(1), 146–152. Retrieved from http://icidr.org.ng/index.php/Jcc/article/view/998

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