Effective Business Communication: Identifying and Solving Issues

This presentation addresses critical communication challenges faced by a multinational company with over 1 million customers and 8000 employees across various branches. It identifies three key communication issues impacting customer satisfaction and employee relations, leading to conflicts and misunderstandings. The presentation includes an introduction outlining the thesis statement, followed by an analysis of each issue, and concludes with recommendations for improvement. It emphasizes the importance of effective communication in maintaining the company's reputation and success. The presentation includes a list of references from various academic sources.

Effective Business
Communication

 In this presentation, the important discussions will be
done on the communication issues that our
organization is facing at the moment.
 We are facing many losses in the current times and we
have to cope up with these challenges very soon.
 The three communication challenges will be discussed
in this presentation in order to find the remedies for it.
 Thesis statement: Communication challenges can ruin
the reputation of the organization.
Introduction

 Issue One
Analysis

 Issue Two
Analysis

 Issue Three
Analysis

 It is very important to conclude this paper on a positive
note.
 The multinational company is not being able to satisfy its
customers lately because of some communication issues
and challenges.
 Three of the most important communication issues have
been identified and this has led to the conflicts among the
employees and further misunderstanding.
 The organization is dealing with more than 1 million
customers worldwide and around 8000 employees in the
various branches in different countries.
Conclusion

 Issue One
Recommendations

 Issue Two
Recommendations

 Issue Three
Recommendations

 If any of you any questions about the
recommendations mentioned in the
presentation you can go for it.
 You are also welcome with any notable
suggestions you can provide.
Addressing the audience

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