First Main Paragraph:
Cultural
Communication
Barriers
1st Supporting Point:
(details) - The inability to
understand someone's
speech or interpret their
behavoiur due to cultural
differences
3rd Supporting Point:
(Solution) Enforce a policy that
allows employees to learn
about other cultures to avoid
cultural ignorance and to
create an intercultural
workplace
2nd Supporting Point:
(Example) In the workplace
in the U.S, eye contact is
seen as a sign of respect but
in many Asian countries, eye
contact is seen as
disrespectful
Second Main Paragraph:
Organisational
Communication Barriers
1st Supporting Point:
(details) The inability to
understand an organisation,
as each organisation has a
specific culture and
acceptable behavior
3rd Supporting Point:
(solution) Senior management
should identify the specific
culture and the type of
behavior that is acceptable in
the organisation, and ensure
that the employees
understand
2nd Supporting Point:
(example) In one workplace,
it may be acceptable to
use slang terms but in
another, employees may be
required to speak formally
Third Main Paragraph:
Interpersonal
Communication Barriers
3rd Supporting Point:
(example) The business
needs may not be fulfilled
because an employee is
not fully engaged in a
meeting
3rd Supporting Point:
(solution) feedback
should be requested in
order to assess if the
message that has been
communicated is fully
understood
1st Supporting Point:
(details) the inability to
interact with people
within the workplace
Introduction
Introduce by stating that communication
is essential and explain why, briefly
identify cultural, organisational and
interpersonal communication barriers
Conclusion
Conclude by
stating that
communication is
essential and
explain why,
recall the three
communication
barriers that
were identified