Effective Communication in Criminal Justice

Inhaltsangabe oder Einleitung

Communication is referred as exchange of meaningful information by the mean of
messages. Without effective communication, it is very difficult for a business to survive.
(Boone, Kurtz, 2011, p. 296) Significance of effective communication cannot be neglected
as it is mandatory in every field as the highest success ration of a business is solely based
upon the effective communication. If an important delivered message is not understood by
the recipient, it would be vain communication. An effective communication is also referred
as a specific process through which the exchange of information happens between
individuals by the means of a common medium of signs, behaviors or symbols. The
significance of effective communication cannot be neglected in any aspect of professional
life. In general terms, the communication can be referred as a process of blaming,
direction, problem solving and persuading. The process of persuading can only be acquired
by the means of effective communication. Effective communication can be further referred
as the process to interchange opinion, information or thoughts by the means of writing,
signs or speech. During the process of an interview, the judgment for candidates is based
upon their talent of communication as it is considered as an essential part of job for the
achievement of both the personal and organizational goals. The process effective
communication is based on two categories, Verbal communication and Non-verbal
communication.