Author: Masudur Rashid

Communication is an essential part of human life. From the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed, we are constantly exchanging messages, whether through words, gestures, or technology. But have you ever wondered how this entire process works? Why sometimes communication succeeds and sometimes fails? To answer such questions, scholars have developed various models of communication. These models help us understand the structure, flow, and function of communication in a simple and systematic way. What Is a Communication Model? A communication model is a theoretical framework that describes how messages are sent, received, and understood between…

Two-way communication occurs when the receiver sends response or feedback to sender’s message. In two-way communication process, the cycle of communication involves the sender first transmitting the message to the receiver. After receiving a message, the receiver decodes it and then sends back his or her reaction to the sender. In two-way communication, information flows in two ways: information form sender to receiver and response from receiver to sender. So it is regarded as the complete communication process. Two-way communication may occur horizontally or vertically in the organization. It can also be a form of symmetrical communication. In terms of…

Feedback is the receiver’s response to a sender’s message, completing the communication cycle. When feedback breaks down, organizations lose millions in productivity, employees disengage, and projects derail. You’ll learn what feedback is, why systemic and behavioral barriers block it, and how to structure feedback that actually changes behavior. What is communication feedback? Feedback is the return message or reaction from a receiver that tells the sender whether the message was understood as intended. It closes the loop in the communication process. Without it, the sender operates blind, unable to gauge whether the message landed or missed entirely. Feedback takes multiple…

Have you ever played the “telephone game” as a child? Someone whispers a message, and by the time it reaches the last person, the message changes completely. That, in a funny way, explains why understanding the communication process is so important. In business and daily life, communication is how we share thoughts, ideas, and emotions. However, the process is more complex than just talking. It involves steps, elements, and people who each play a vital role. Knowing how this process works helps us communicate more clearly and avoid misunderstandings. Before we explore the steps, let’s revisit what communication means. In…

Have you ever explained an idea to someone, only to have them look at you with total confusion? Or perhaps you sent an email that you thought was polite, yet the receiver felt offended. We have all been there. It is frustrating. We speak, write, and gesture every single day. Yet, many of us struggle to get our true message across. This is where the difference between simply talking and effectively communicating lies. Effective communication is the glue that holds businesses, relationships, and teams together. It is not just about vocabulary or grammar. Rather, it is about connection. In this…