Method of delivering oral communication

Answer 1

Flexibility :

The main feature of oral communication is, it is more flexible than any other means of communication. Oral communication or oral messages can be changed easily depending on the situation.

Time saving :- Oral communication helps to expedite work. Where time is short, its advisable to use oral communication like snap conferences, verbal orders and even mechanical devices like telephones etc.

Money Saving :- When used within the organization, oral communication saves money.

Powerful means of persuasion :-Oral communication, along with the proper use of body language, is a powerful means of persuasion because the speaker can convey a lot of things, which is not possible in written communication. Politicians, during elections, rely mostly on oral communication to garner votes.

Promotes friendlines :- Since oral communication is informal, it helps in promoting congenial relations between the communicating parties.

Immediate feedback :- The speaker can get immediate feedback in the case of oral communication. By gauging the mood and response of the receiver he can make changes accordingly.

Better understanding : Another major feature of oral communication is chance of misunderstanding is very rare; if there is any misunderstanding takes place that can be rectified immediately by asking questions. If the receiver finds the communication ambiguous he can get a quick clarification on the spot.

Opportunity for correction :

In case of written or other communication messages can not be corrected immediately- but in case of oral communication it can be corrected within few seconds.

Intercultural barriers :

In case of oral communication receiver and sender exchange information freely and spontaneously. As a result presentation of message influenced by the cultural background of the respective parties.

Answer 2

"The process of oral communication" is comically overinflated babble for the English noun "talk," defined as the articulation of ideas in conversation. Talk consists of a speaker who uses words (or meaningful sounds such as cries of grief or joy and grunts of disaffection) and a hearer who can understand the words (or sounds).