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Sometimes written communication is better than oral communication, but sometimes oral communication is better than written communication. It depends on the situation. There are advantages and disadvantages to both.Written communicationAdvantagesPermanent recordClear instructionsDisadvantagesFeedback can be difficult to obtainIf you don't understand information it can be hard to checkOral communicationAdvantagesDiscussion can be made quicklyInstant feedbackDisadvantagesNo permanent recordPeople forget what they have be told or asked to doLanguage barriers
In business external communication is communication with people outside of the company. Internal communication refers to communication within the business.
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Communication is a noun.
Verbal communication is talking to somebody.
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Interracial and Inter-gender
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Many difficulties in intercultural communication occur because people in different cultures have different:
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People who fear someone or something different than what they are used to.
I don't even know what you just said!
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