Communication and Its Principles: A Case Study for UK Transport Manager

Business Foundation

Abstract
The current study is based upon the communication and its principles which help to
clearly share the information with each others. The study is based upon the case study for UK
transport manager in which different forms of communication is applied such that face to face
communication, telephone, meeting and email. Further principles are discussed such that clarity,
attention, avoiding of vague words etc. Also, study apply the principle of communication within
the London Underground and examine barriers of communication and then recommending the
ways to overcome challenge as well.

Table of Contents
Abstract ...........................................................................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
Literature review..............................................................................................................................1
Different forms of communication.........................................................................................1
Examples ...............................................................................................................................1
Principles of an effective communication..............................................................................2
Analysis and discussion...................................................................................................................3
Implication of using communication methods.......................................................................3
Different forms of communication help to attain better operations.......................................3
Principle behind effective organizational communications...................................................4
Communication evaluation..............................................................................................................4
Barriers of communication.....................................................................................................4
Recommendations..................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6