Evaluating Communication Process, Organisational Culture, Motivation Methods and Managerial Decisions

This presentation discusses the evaluation of communication process, organisational culture, motivation methods and managerial decisions. It also covers different types of organisational culture, methods of motivation, and managerial decisions made to achieve agreed goals.

The Developing Managers
Task 1

Evaluating communication process
within an organization
Communication is a crucial and most significant part of the business unit.
It is a process of approaching, understanding and sharing information
with people. Organization is system whereby individuals work together in
a well cooperative manner in order to attain the common business goals.
Communication is significant part of the success of every business unit. It
helps in effectively delegating roles and responsibilities to the employees.
Key motives of effective communication are:
1.Process: Well structured means of sending and receiving the message
2.Sharing: Communication needs more than one individual for sharing
information
3.Understanding: A successful communication demands exact and proper
understanding of message at both the ends.

Process of Communication
The process of communication adopted by the company includes following elements:
1)Sender: The source of message. This element defines the stating point of
communication process.
2)Encode: This is the form in which message is developed and coded for creating an
effective understanding to the receiver.
3)Message channel: This defines the channel or medium by which the information will
be shared by the respective parties.
4)Decode: This depicts the process of message interpretation by the receiver for
understanding the objective of the sender
5)Receiver: Parties who are intended or final destination of the process.

Organisational culture and change
Organisational culture is the tangible element in the
organisation which states the manner in which
employees at different levels of hierarchy
communicate and coordinate with each other. There
are different types of culture followed in organisation
as per their suitability and requirements with respect to
their goals and targets. Fundamentally there are four
types of organisational culture

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1. Clan culture in which focus of senior authorities on
mentoring and nurturing their subordinates.
2. Adhocracy culture is dynamic in nature that focus on
innovation as per changing scenario
3. Hierarchy culture is structured and planned in which
emphasis is laid on the enhancement of efficiency and
stability of the organisation.

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4. Lastly, market culture which is used by the selected
organisation is result orientated structure which works in an
integrated manner to achieve desired goals and targets. PPHE
in order to provide personalized and thoughtful services to their
guest follow this culture in which goals are achieved by
segregating them into different short term and long term
objectives and a plan is prepared to accomplish them. As per
this organisation culture, PPHE focus on three components that
are inter-functional coordination, customer orientation and
competitor orientation. It enables it to provide outstanding
services with optimum level of connectivity among employees.

Different methods of motivation a
manager could use to motivate team
Motivation is the best way through which individual can be
encouraged to improve the performance of business and attain
desired goals. Through providing effective motivation i.e. both
monetary and non-monetary helps in enhancing the sales and
profitability of firm in marketplace. For instance, it is essential
for manager of PPHE to undertake different motivation
methods such as rewards, awards, incentives, bonus and
performance appraisal etc. so that it assists manager to
encourage individual and help them in focusing towards
organizational goals.

Cont.
Following are the different methods that helps in motivating team are as follows-
Rewards and awards- It states that manager uses effective motivation method such as
financial rewards and awards so that team can be encouraged to achieve goals. Financial
way of motivation helps individual to enhance their willingness to work effectively.
Recognition- It is a non-monetary method that is used by manager of firm to inspire
workers. For instance, management of firm recognises individual or a team of members
for their work done such as improve the sales figures or satisfying customers etc. Thus,
with the help of such recognition it improve employee engagement in PPHE.
Involving employees in decision making- It is essential for manager of PPHE to
encourage employees and involve them to participate in decision making so that it
directly influences them to attain organizational goals.

Managerial decisions made to achieve
agreed goals
It involves different complexities that are involved within business to
attain desired goals. Here, manager of PPHE is required to undertake
several decisions so that organizational targets can be attained. For this,
manager of firm is required to listen to the requirements of their
employees in an effective manner and fulfil their needs. Also, top
management is required to involve each and every employee in decision
making and interact with every employee so that best relation can be
maintained. For instance, if there is any issue arises in regard of customer
service then manager is required to ensure consumers regarding
delivering quality service so that clients can feel satisfied.

Cont.
Superior management is required to engage every employees
so that best decisions can be made for PPHE and attain desired
goals. It is also essential for organization to make effecti9ve
utilization of resources and thus enhancement can be attained
effectively. Manager is required to take decision regarding
organizing brainstorming sessions so that best ideas can be
generated in order to allocate effective resources. Thus, it helps
in increasing productivity and profitability of PPHE. Thus,
effective managerial decision helps firm to enhance the
performance of business and thus attain desired targets

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