The essence and importance of communication as a management function in organization management

Authors

  • Keso Sumbadze PhD in business administration, Associate Professor Business and Technologies University

Abstract

Communication as a management function includes transmitting information, receiving it and responding to received information. It is carried out through different channels, so it is important to understand the essence of each of them. The correct perception of received information affects decision-making, that is why it is essential to specify all kinds of information before making a decision so that the environment becomes defined.

There is an opinion that everything will be fine in organizations if the relationship between employees is regulated. The main problem of the majority of modern organizations is ineffective communication, which cannot ensure the establishment of correct and open relations between employees.

A properly implemented communication process in an organization between employees and organizational units ensures agreement on a common goal, which is a prerequisite for the organization's existence. In the process of communication, the transfer of information is carried out not only in order to make the right decision, but also because of the implementation of the decisions made. The plan cannot be executed if the decision is not brought down to the immediate implementers.

Communication is a complex process. Great attention is needed when receiving information and especially when giving it, so that uncertainty does not bring unfortunate results. Communications are directly related to the implementation of governance functions. The leader must have a relationship with the employees in order to have accurate information about the situation in the organization, the manager's communication habits are the guarantee of his future success.

Published

2024-05-12

How to Cite

Keso Sumbadze. (2024). The essence and importance of communication as a management function in organization management. World Scientific Reports, (6). Retrieved from https://ojs.publisher.agency/index.php/WSR/article/view/3531

Issue

Section

Economic Sciences